It is useful to test for infectious diseases such as canine distemper and parvovirus on the day you buy a dog. Viral infectious diseases such as canine distemper and parvovirus can generally be detected using test strips. For parvovirus, it is necessary to collect the dog's saliva, tears, nasal fluid and feces for testing. Canine distemper and influenza require collecting the dog's saliva, nasal fluid and tears. Stir the collected specimens in the diluent, let it stand, and drop the supernatant into the test hole of the test paper. Wait 5-10 minutes for the result.

What should you pay attention to when your dog gets canine plague:

1. Give it daily infusion and injection treatment according to the doctor’s prescription. You can inject it with monoclonal antibodies and Interferon, and also feed the dog some food that helps improve immunity.

2. Dog care should be strengthened every day. For example, combing, cleaning eyes, giving eye drops to dogs, etc. Note, be sure to keep your dog warm and never let it catch a cold.

3. The environment where dogs live and the places they frequently visit must be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected every day. Keep the environment clean to prevent sick dogs from contracting other diseases.