Early symptoms of canine distemper

The early symptoms of canine distemper in dogs are that the body temperature will rise, usually around 39.5-41 degrees, loss of appetite, depression and depression, and eyes and nose will There will be discharge of secretions, sneezing and diarrhea. In the early stages, the symptoms appear to be somewhat similar to cold symptoms. If you find that your dog has these symptoms, it is best to take it to the pet hospital for a canine distemper test.

Mid-term symptoms of canine distemper

When a dog is infected with canine distemper in the mid-term, the symptoms include: the dog’s body temperature will rise again, coughing, purulent secretions from the eyes and nose, It will affect the dog's normal breathing and vision. At the same time, gastrointestinal diseases will worsen, vomiting and diarrhea will occur, appetite will be completely lost, and the spirit will be highly depressed and lethargic.

Late symptoms of canine distemper

When dogs are infected with canine distemper in the late stage, papules and alveoli appear on the skin of the lower abdomen or inner femur. Sometimes neurogenic canine distemper symptoms appear, and some have enough , foot sclerosis, manifested by atrophy, myalgia, muscle spasm, imbalance, muscle aches, muscle aches, etc. Cyclic movements, seizures, and coma. When canine distemper reaches its advanced stages, the chances of treatment and recovery are slim.