The 7 month old Chow Chow had canine distemper

My dog, 2 months old, little golden retriever.

I bought it on the 21st, and it was all fine, but I coughed when I bought it that night. At the time, I didn't know it was a cough, and I thought it was a bone jam.

I have been coughing for 3 days, and on the 24th, I was diagnosed with canine distemper. I had a fever of 40 degrees, my mental state was very good, and the doctor also said that there was only a 30% chance of **, and the cost was very expensive, so I originally decided to stick to it**.

I gave the dog an injection for two days, the first day of the injection improved, the second day of the injection, and when I went home at night, the dog's condition deteriorated, and I began to eat and vomit. Later, I didn't just stop eating, and I vomited all the water I drank. I didn't dare to feed it for fear that it would vomit, and eventually it would foam.

Diarrhea, yellow urine, thick runny nose, I look very distressed, the 3rd day. That is, the 26th. Take the dog to the hospital early in the morning, when the dog has no strength, the eyes are almost open, just lie down, I see it is difficult to breathe, and finally after a painful struggle or decided to give it a shot of euthanasia, I see it is really painful, I can't bear to let it suffer anymore, my heart is very uncomfortable, I hope you don't have any psychological burden to see, just listen to the story, I just feel sad, I want to talk to people who feel the same way, our dogs are the same disease, I can understand your feelings, your dog is 7 months old, the resistance should be much stronger than mine, come on, insist on it, whether it can be cured or not, accompany it more, I hope your dog recovers in the morning.

Don't let your dog drink milk!!

You want it to pull to death??

If you don't understand, just ask!

Today's pet doctors basically want to cheat you out of money. There are very few good veterinarians left.

There are many examples of canine plague, not impossible.

You look at more examples and medical methods on the InternetMaybe it helps.

I can't say the jargonHope your GG soon**...

I also hope that my GG will be healthy soon...

You have to be patient with this disease, and as for the ** rate, it will definitely improve if you work hard and don't give up. Your dog's symptoms should be medium-term, I suggest you give it a drip, anti-inflammatory drugs clindamycin 20 ml plus sodium chloride 250 ml of liquid, double yellow together with the above, 1 million interferon a day, subcutaneous injection, don't eat and glucose, insist on about 7 days to go to the hospital for a check-up, it should get better, pay attention to keep warm.