Symptoms of Samoyed canine distemper:

1. The early symptoms are mainly cold symptoms and enteritis symptoms. Sneezing, runny nose, cough, fever (body temperature can reach above 40°C, lasting for 2 days and then quickly drops to normal temperature), eating less, and mild diarrhea. After 2-4 days of treatment, the symptoms basically disappeared and the food intake returned to normal. However, the eating speed slowed down, the spirit was poor, the patient was inactive, and the nose was dry.

2. Symptoms of mid-term canine distemper: Samoyed canine distemper begins to turn into the mid-term after 7-14 days, when the body temperature rises for the second time. Generally speaking, it will be above 40 degrees, and any antipyretic medicine will have little effect and last for 7-12 days; loss of appetite, runny nose, dry cough, rapid breathing, red, swollen, moist or eroded eyelids.

3. Symptoms of late stage canine distemper: In the late stage of Samoyed canine distemper, the body temperature returns to normal (perhaps accompanied by a slight fever, about 38.5-39.5 degrees), cough, purulent nasal discharge, Eyelid erosion, eyes half-open and half-closed, eyes becoming smaller, weight loss, and a tendency to lie down and move around. Eat less, be picky about food, or go on hunger strike, and have diarrhea.

Treatment methods for Samoyed canine distemper:

1. In the early course of the disease, canine distemper monoclonal antibodies or anti-canine distemper hyperimmune serum can be injected , and at the same time carry out symptomatic treatment to treat.

2. Feed glucose water every day. If the convulsions are severe, you can inject sedatives or take diazepam.

3. Prevention of canine distemper must be given priority, and vaccination, disinfection and isolation must be carried out to prevent the spread of the epidemic.