How to prevent infectious diseases in puppies? What infectious diseases are there in dogs and how to

1) Strengthen feeding management. In general, dogs with strong constitutions are more resistant to infectious diseases than dogs with weak constitutions. Therefore, to improve the general resistance of dogs and enhance the physique of dogs, scientific breeding management is required.

First of all, when introducing breeding dogs, it is necessary to strictly quarantine them to prevent the introduction of epidemic diseases, and not to introduce breeding dogs from epidemics; The introduced dogs should be isolated for observation for a period of time to confirm that they are disease-free before they can enter the field. Secondly, according to the characteristics of different seasons, different varieties and the characteristics of physiological needs at different growth stages, targeted feeding management is carried out. For example, puppies should be fed in a timely manner, and adult dogs should be regularly and quantitatively to prevent partial food, single feed and sudden changes; Timely supply of sufficient clean drinking water, so that the dog can eat well and be full, which can not only prevent digestive tract diseases, but also improve the dog's physique and enhance the dog's resistance to infectious diseases.

2) Strictly implement the disinfection system. Disinfection is an important measure to kill pathogenic microorganisms, in order to prevent the introduction of external pathogens, a disinfection pool is set up at the entrance of the kennel, and the disinfectant should be kept fresh. Kennels, utensils, sports grounds, work supplies and dogs should be regularly disinfected with disinfectants such as Edison, 100 poison killing, bacterial poison killing, Rixin dichlorine disinfectant, anti-virus net, disinfection king, anti-poison and other disinfectants.

When disinfection, pay attention to the concentration of disinfectant; Second, pay attention to the temperature of the disinfectant; Third, pay attention to the time when the disinfectant is in contact with the pathogen.

3) Develop a scientific immunization program and strengthen vaccination. In order to prevent the occurrence of infectious diseases, self-breeding and self-rearing methods should be adopted as much as possible to avoid the introduction of infectious diseases from other places. Dogs should be vaccinated in a timely manner according to the scientific immunization program, which plays an important role in controlling the epidemic of canine diseases.

Nowadays, there are many domestic seedlings and imported seedlings, and they should be operated in strict accordance with the specific dosage and method of the manual.

4) Do a good job of environmental hygiene. A good living environment is an important condition to prevent the spread of disease. It is necessary to keep the temperature, humidity, ventilation, and sports field of the kennel in accordance with the requirements.

Pay attention to cleaning and keep the kennel clean and hygienic. Clean up bedding, garbage, leftovers, feces, and scrub utensils and floors every day.

5) Rodents, mosquitoes and flies to prevent the spread of epidemics from all aspects. Many infectious and parasitic diseases are transmitted by rodents, mosquitoes, flies and other animals. Rodents, in particular, can not only transmit a variety of infectious diseases, but also steal feed.

6) Regular deworming. This is an important measure to eliminate parasitic diseases and ensure the health of dogs. Typically, puppies should be dewormed as soon as they are weaned, once a month until they reach adulthood.

Adult dogs are dewormed once a quarter. In order to improve the deworming effect, a fecal test is carried out before deworming, and the appropriate anthelmintic drug is selected according to the type of parasite detected.

There are three conditions that must be met for an infectious disease to spread among a population: the source of infection, the route of transmission, and the susceptible population. Interrupting any one of these links can control the spread of infectious diseases.

Controlling the source of infection The first step is to isolate the sick person, as the sick person is an important source of infection. Bacteria or viruses are usually excreted in large quantities during the peak of the disease, but many infectious diseases, such as mumps (large mouth), are shed or eliminated before symptoms appear. The contagious virus is shed 6 days before the parotid gland is enlarged, which is why mumps continues to occur in children after isolation.

Childcare institutions must strengthen the morning inspection every morning to detect infectious diseases early, so as to achieve early diagnosis, early isolation, and early detection.

Pathogen carriers are also a terrible source of infection, such as hepatitis B virus carriers and carriers of bacillary dysentery. These children may have no symptoms and are not easy to detect, but they can transmit the bacteria and viruses they carry to other children. Therefore, for those with a history of bacillary dysentery and recent diarrhea, stool culture must be done when entering the nursery.

Cut off the route of infection Respiratory infections are good in winter and spring, windows should be opened regularly for ventilation, ultraviolet rays in the sun are the best disinfectant, infants and young children should avoid going to crowded public places to play, and wear masks when going out to ride in the car when it is cold. Intestinal infectious diseases are mainly "diseases from the mouth", and it is necessary to do a good job in food hygiene, personal hygiene, washing hands before and after meals, and disinfection of toys. It is necessary to eliminate the "four pests", especially the eradication of flies.

Protect susceptible children This type of child lacks immunity to diseases, so to improve their immunity, in addition to enhancing their physical fitness through physical exercise, it is more important to be vaccinated on time. The World Health Organization requires that BCG, measibly, polio sugar pills, and "diphtheria" be vaccinated within 1 year of age. "Four vaccines" vaccination accounts for 80% of the target species, and the whole process of vaccination needs to be completed at the same time, such as "diphtheria" to be vaccinated 3 times, polio sugar pills to be taken 2 times within 1 year old, and 1 2 years old to take 2 times, so as to achieve the purpose of preventing common infectious diseases in children.

Vaccination: 6 or 5 doses.

The main infectious diseases in dogs include canine distemper, canine infectious hepatitis, canine parvovirus, parainfluenza, buumeenacetalosis, leptospirosis, rabies, and coronavirus disease. The immunization schedule is as follows: the first injection of attenuated canine plague, measles, canine infectious hepatitis attenuated or inactivated vaccine, parvovirus attenuated or inactivated vaccine, parainfluenza attenuated vaccine, brucella inactivated vaccine, leptospira, coronavirus inactivated vaccine for the first time at 6 to 8 weeks.

Inject twice every 10 to 12 weeks. Three injections at 14 to 16 weeks. The term of protection is one year.

The first dose of the canine vaccine was given at week 12 and the second dose was given at week 64. The term of protection is three years.

Summary: The symptoms should be small. This disease is completely curable. But you are not very easy to operate yourself, because you have to hang a lot of water, and the dog must completely abstain from water.

Monoclonal antibody and serum are injected daily. There's no way you can do this on your own. So it's better to go to the hospital.

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After all, a dog is a life.

What happens if a dog has an infectious disease**?

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I think the symptoms should be small. This disease is completely curable. But you are not very easy to operate yourself, because you have to hang a lot of water, and the dog must completely abstain from water.

Monoclonal antibody and serum are injected daily. There's no way you can do this on your own. So it's better to go to the hospital.

My dog also had parvo and was later cured. Now it's alive and kicking, and it cost about 1,500 yuan. See for yourself.

After all, a dog is a life.

It is advisable to take the dog to the hospital.

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Infectious tracheobronchitis in dogsInfectious tracheobronchitis in dogs is an infectious disease caused by many pathogens, also known as kennel cough.

1) Dogs of any age are susceptible, and puppies have a high incidence rate. Airborne infection, highly contagious, often caused by contact with sick dogs. Environmental factors such as cold, sudden changes in the environment, and high humidity can contribute to the disease. The incubation period is 5-10 days.

2) Common pathogens are canine parainfluenza virus, canine distemper virus, canine adenovirus type 1, canine adenovirus type 2, herpes virus and reovirus, and Bronchial septicaeemia Borcella is the most common secondary infection.

3) Coarse paroxysmal dry cough, retching, choking, nasal fluid watery to mucopus-like, coarse breath sounds, body temperature is often normal, and necropsy only shows respiratory tract inflammatory changes.

4) Virus and bacteria isolation of tracheal secretions in the buried sail section should be done to confirm the diagnosis.

**Method. There is no special method, and symptomatic methods are generally used, such as expectorant, antitussive, and prevention of secondary infection. Commonly used drugs are ammonium chloride, codeine, cefflux helium, sulfonamides, etc., the disease is often self-limited, and most sick dogs can recover on their own.

Take your dog to the hospital as soon as possible. Food basins, kennels, and toys should be disinfected every day.