What are the symptoms of Brazilian Philo canine distemper? Do you also want to know more about it? So how to prevent Brazilian Philo canine distemper? The following editor will share with you the symptoms, treatment and prevention methods of Brazilian Philo canine distemper.

Brazilian Feile canine distemper symptoms and treatment and prevention methods:

If your Brazilian Philodendron sneezes, has a runny nose, coughs, or has a fever (the body temperature can reach over 40°, and then quickly drops to normal temperature after 2 days), you have to be careful. Maybe your Brazilian Philharmonic dog can survive. Distemper.

1. Symptoms of canine distemper in Brazil

Early symptoms of canine distemper

If Brasileira gets canine distemper, 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.

Canine distemper symptoms in the mid-term

Brazilian Feile canine distemper begins to turn into the middle stage in 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.

Symptoms of late stage canine distemper

In the late stage of Brazilian Feile 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, and half-closed eyes. His eyes become smaller, he becomes thinner, and he likes to lie down and move around. Eat less, be picky about food, or go on hunger strike, and have diarrhea. Symptoms such as thickened toe pads, skin papules (in some cases, rice-sized red papules appear on the skin of the lower abdomen and medial thigh) and neurological symptoms appear.

2. Four manifestations of neurological symptoms of canine distemper

1. Brazilian Fila’s mouth opens and closes, or the corners of the mouth, head muscles, or one, two or four legs shake rhythmically.

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3. Epilepsy, spasmodic intermittent seizures, involuntary continuous "smacking of the lips", foaming at the mouth or blood in the saliva, incontinence of urine and feces, excitement and restlessness after the convulsion, blind running, and finally general weakness, lying on the ground to rest .

4. The hind legs of Brasileira are paralyzed or even paralyzed.

3. Prevention and control of canine distemper

The best way to prevent and treat canine distemper in Brazil is to regularly immunize and vaccinate against canine distemper. If you are unfortunate enough to get canine distemper in Brazil, here are some treatments:

Prompt isolation and treatment. Timely detection of sick dogs, early isolation and treatment, and prevention of secondary infections are the key to improving the cure rate and reducing mortality.The essential. In the early stage of the disease, anti-canine distemper hyperimmune serum (or canine pentavalent hyperimmune serum) or serum (or whole blood) of dogs who have recovered from the disease can be injected intramuscularly or subcutaneously.

At the same time, disinfection of the kennels should be strengthened. If you feed multiple Brazilian Phileas, the sick ones should be strictly isolated first. At the same time, various disinfectants, such as basalt, Lysol, caustic soda, sodium hypochlorite, etc., are used for thorough disinfection.