Symptoms of canine distemper in Huskies:

1. The early symptoms of canine distemper are mostly fever, cough, depression, loss of appetite or even exhaustion, and irritation in the eyes and nose. Purulent discharge, sneezing, and occasionally diarrhea.

2. In the middle stage of canine distemper, some dogs’ footpads will become keratinized, excessively thickened, blackened, and cracked.

3. In the later stages of canine distemper, typical neurological symptoms will appear, such as twitching of limbs and foaming at the mouth. In severe cases, dogs with poor physical condition will tremble all over, fall into coma, and are likely to die within hours to days.

Prevention methods for canine distemper in Huskies:

1. Insist on injecting canine infectious disease vaccines and pay attention to improving the dog's immunity.

2. Regularly disinfect dogs, including disinfection of environmental sanitation and disinfection of staff.

3. Feed dogs food regularly to prevent dogs from eating garbage or discarded food in the outdoor environment.