What to do in the later stages of canine distemper How to treat canine distemper in the early stage

In the later stages of distemper, the dog's body temperature will continue to rise, and it will be difficult to walk and sleep longer. Symptoms of hunger strike, increased facial discharge, and even blindness may also occur. In addition, the dog will also cough incessantly, have difficulty breathing, vomit and diarrhea, and be accompanied by convulsions, foaming at the mouth, and ulcers in the body.

When canine distemper reaches the later stage, the dog's body temperature will continue to rise, and the injection will not show signs of fever, and the dog has become very difficult to walk, often lying in the nest and not moving, and the sleep time increases.

In the later stage of canine distemper, the dog will also have a hunger strike, even if it is fed to the mouth, it is difficult to swallow the food, and the dog's eyes and nose secretions increase, which will seriously lead to the dog's eye blindness.

In the later stage of canine distemper, the dog will keep coughing, and breathing becomes very difficult, and there are signs of severe dehydration with continuous vomiting and diarrhea, accompanied by convulsions and foaming at the mouth, and the very serious dog body will gradually ulcerate.

High doses of high-free serum are given during the initial fever of canine distemper.

It can make the body enhance enough antibodies to prevent the appearance of clinical symptoms and achieve the best purpose.

For the middle and late stages of canine distemper with obvious clinical symptoms and neurological symptoms, it is mostly difficult to inject canine distemper high immunity serum**. There is currently no effective drug treatment for this disease.

When sick dogs have obvious symptoms, the prognosis is poor, and even if a few sick dogs have endured, there are more sequelae. In general, specific and symptomatic measures are adopted to prevent secondary infection and reduce death.

In the early stage of the disease, subcutaneous or intramuscular injection of anti-canine distemper high immunity serum can receive good results. The serum dosage is 2-3ml per kilogram of body weight for 2-3 days.

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Canine distemper. It is a highly contagious infectious disease caused by the canine distemper virus that can occur in dogs of all ages, especially puppies and unimmunized or immunocompromised dogs.

Canine distemper symptoms.

The mild form usually presents with fever, temporary loss of appetite, depression and mild serous conjunctivitis, with subtle local symptoms.

Severe: fever usually presents, and discharge from the eyes and nasal passages is serous and gradually develops into purulent serous fluid. Depressed, anorexia, diarrhoea, vomiting and dehydration, a dry cough that begins but soon develops into a wet cough with phlegm.

Neurological symptoms include: convulsions, nerve sensitivity, hyperactivity, rotation and a series of behavioral changes, possibly paraparesis or quadriplegia. Habitual local, generalized convulsions or muscle spasms, sometimes with overt keratine or conjunctivitis.

The ** method of the late stage of canine distemper"/>

Canine distemper.

Sedation: Valium injection 5mg intramuscularly, infusion after 10 minutes.

Anti-inflammatory: Saline 80m1 + ceftriaxone sodium.

Auxiliary liquid: saline 80m1 + astragalus injection 5ml.

Antiviral: Antiviral Pioneer 1ml, subcutaneous injection; CDV monoclonal antibody 7ml, subcutaneous injection: interferon 2.5 million units, subcutaneous injection.

Astragalus is beneficial to qi and nutrients, strengthens the body and dispels evil, nourishes the heart and pulses, and strengthens the spleen and dampness.

Astragalus oral liquid: once a day, one oral at a time;

Valium tablets: once a day, take one tablet orally each time ( ) after 9 p.m.;

Protae: 1 sachet (1g) 2 times a day;

After 7 days, oral astragalus was continued for 7 days, and protai for 7 days until health was restored.

Canine distemper is a virulent infectious disease, which is very pathogenic and can cause systemic symptoms, with a low rate and a long course of disease. Canine distemper does not require excessive antibiotics, and the focus should be on antiviral, symptomatic**, and necessary adjuncts**.

Canine plague** days:

The time of the dog ** will generally be different according to the dog's physique, age, and breed, and the whole course of treatment is about 30-60 days. Of course, it is difficult to say if there is a worsening of the condition, and it may take longer. Ordinary dogs should not come into contact with puppies and other unvaccinated dogs for half a year after recovery, so as not to harm other dogs.

Canine distemper has a long course of illness, and the dog will also be weak at this time, so it is particularly important to take care of the dog in the middle of canine distemper. Under normal circumstances, dogs live in a dry and comfortable environment, eat easy-to-digest food, and judge accurately in the later stage, take comprehensive measures, the condition can be controlled, generally 1 course of treatment in the early stage is 3-5 days, 1 2 courses in the middle stage, and more than 2 courses of treatment in the late stage.

The improvement of dog plague** is manifested by a drop in body temperature, falling below 39 degrees Celsius, no obvious discharge from the eyes, nose and mouth, and the basic recovery of appetite, but no improvement in neurological symptoms. According to the disease control situation, the dog can be expected to be cured in 2 to 3 weeks with oral antibiotics such as precursor and spiral antibiotics and vitamins B and C.

Prognosis of canine plague**

The early recovery rate is better, and the later recovery rate decreases, especially when the symptoms of encephalitis and pneumonia appear, some sick dogs are **, and the symptoms are temporarily relieved, but eventually they still die. From the course of treatment, it was learned that after 2 or 3 consecutive days, especially the use of sugar rehydration therapy, the symptoms of the affected dog did not improve significantly, and the general result was that the recovery rate was very low.

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In the later stage of canine distemper, if the main tremor is treated according to the condition**, the dog with difficulty breathing should use nebulization** to facilitate the removal of respiratory secretions. Vomiting and diarrhea should be fasted and watered, and the dog should be given an infusion to prevent dehydration, and if the condition worsens, there will be convulsions and other neurological symptoms, and the dog's pain can only be reduced with the drug of outburst.

If the dog has digestive symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea, do not feed the dog with water to avoid increasing the burden on the stomach, and at the same time give the dog infusion to prevent excessive loss of water in the body, and use drugs to make it stop diarrhea and antivomiting.

In the later stage of canine distemper, dogs will have symptoms of dyspnea, and there will be inflammation in the trachea, lungs and other respiratory tracts, and the dog needs to be nebulized** to avoid suffocation of the dog. The amount of fluid infusion should also be reduced to prevent pulmonary edema, and if bacterial infection occurs, antibiotics should be used rationally according to the condition**.

Dogs in the later stages of canine distemper are unable to walk normally, and if there are neurological symptoms such as foaming at the mouth and convulsions of the limbs, it means that the condition is already very serious. Acetamazine, diazepam and other drugs can be used to control convulsions, and immunoglobulin and monoclonal antibodies have a certain inhibitory effect on canine distemper virus, but the possibility is very small.

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