What are the most common diseases in dogs? What are the common diseases in dogs?

The most common is ** disease, my dog is often sent to the pet hospital because of this, and he always loses his hair and tickles. I have to spray the potion, I have to take a bath with the potion, and I have to apply something that I don't know directly on the ulcer. And fleas are the most annoying.

The dog's resistance is very strong, it is difficult to catch a cold and fever and the like, just bathe it less. Our puppy has never had any illness except ** disease.

The most common diseases of pet dogs in daily life: parvovirus enteritis; (If ** is not appropriate, delaying time can be fatal) canine distemper; (It can be fatal, and once infected, very few dogs are immune to parasitic diseases.)

Common diseases in dogs are: eye diseases, respiratory diseases, ** diseases, dental diseases, and otitis externa.

1. Eye disease

Protruding-eyed Shih Tzu, pugs, bulldogs, etc., are prone to eyelashes upside down. Shar Pei's head is wrinkled and prone to inward eyelids. White VIP, Bichon and Hiromian, etc., are prone to blocked tear ducts, and there are two obvious tear stains.

2. Respiratory diseases

Short-nosed Beijing, Xi Shi, Pug, Boxing Lion, etc., are easy to retract because of the nose, and the trachea also turns around, which is easy to paralyze the larynx, atrophy of the trachea, and snoring.

3. ** disease

Shar Pei, Pug, Bulldog, etc., who have ultra-short hair, are easy to rub against and easily hide dirt and dirt because of the wrinkles on their bodies, and they are easy to get sick.

4. Dental diseases

Small dogs, especially ultra-small dogs, tend to have baby teeth and permanent teeth side by side, blocking food debris, leading to calculus, periodontal disease, bad breath, and finally tooth loss.

5. Otitis externa

Coccups, which have long earlobes over the chin, or VIP, Shih Tzu, Beijing, Maltese, etc., which have dense hair in the ear canal, are prone to otitis externa due to poor ventilation of the ear canal.

What are the common diseases in dogs?

Canine distemper. This kind of infection caused by the virus will cause symptoms such as purulent eye feces, purulent nasal discharge, diarrhea, vomiting and cough, and neurological symptoms such as convulsions and paralysis will occur in the later stage of the disease.

Parvo infections in dogs.

This is caused by a viral infection, with persistent vomiting, stools that stink like tomato juice and dehydration after being pulled several times a day.

Dogs with the disease are often dragged down by percutaneous exhaustion, and we can't forget that when there was no vaccine, the mortality rate of dogs with this disease was extremely high.

What are the diseases of dogs"/>

Parainfluenza virus infection.

This is caused by a viral infection, fever and cough, enlarged tonsils may also cause mixed infection with other viruses and bacteria, causing infectious tracheobronchitis, present illness, solitary dryness, which is caused by viral infection, cough, vomiting, diarrhea, and other symptoms. Restore time energy bluish white cloudiness.

Rabies. The infection caused by the infection can spread mammalian infection, including humans, there is no specific method after the onset of the disease, the prognosis is dangerous, once the disease occurs, the mortality rate is as high as 100% is a terrible disease, so rabies vaccination is an obligation.

Common diseases in dogs are: 1. Canine distemper.

Canine distemper is a highly contagious, lethal infectious disease caused by the canine distemper virus.

Mode of transmission: The main routes of transmission are the digestive tract and respiratory tract. The main sources of infection are sick dogs and poisonous dogs.

Prevention: Regular immunizations. At present, the better results are the Interway vaccine and the vaccine produced by Yunnan Biopharmaceutical Factory. In the event of canine distemper, the sick dog is quickly isolated and the kennel and environment are thoroughly disinfected. It is strictly forbidden for sick dogs to come into contact with healthy dogs.

2. Canine parvovirus enteritis.

Canine parvovirus pathological enteritis is a highly contagious infectious disease in dogs caused by canine parvovirus. The mortality rate is second only to canine distemper.

Susceptible animals: Dogs of all ages can be infected, with the highest susceptibility rate in dogs aged 3-6 months.

**and prognosis: injection of canine parvovirus monoclonal antibody or anti-parvovirus high immunity serum is specific**binding routine**. Puppy mortality is 50-100% higher.

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