Whether the puppy has a cold or canine plague

It's just a little cold.。。 As long as the spirit is good and the appetite is good, there is no big problem, feed some banlan root, eat a little less, diarrhea I think it may be that it is too much to feed it, and the dog will have diarrhea. Relax, my dog coughs, runny nose, diarrhea, vomiting are all rushed together, or winter, just feed a few days of banlan root and Chuanbei loquat ointment.

The dog is like this.,Four months ago, there was a problem with how to raise it.,After four months, it's very spicy.。。 Wishing your dog good health.

You test the dog's body temperature, anal temperature, if the dog's body temperature rises, cough, diarrhea may be enteritic canine plague.

You can now give the dog some Clearing, or something.

Let's keep watching.

At first, I really thought that my dog was a common cold, because it was coughing and runny nose at the beginning, until it started to have a fever, and it ate less, snot pus, and eye feces I didn't realize that something was wrong at a glance, and the test strip was positive for canine plague.

1.A dog cold does not turn into canine plague.

2.Canine plague is a highly contagious disease caused by the canine distemper virus, which can be transmitted through direct contact or through droplets.

3.The common cold is an acute systemic inflammation caused by bacteria, and the two are different from each other, and there will be no transformation from a cold to canine plague.

4.However, when a dog has a cold, its body's resistance becomes weaker, and when it comes into contact with canine plague virus, it is easy to cross-infect the virus.

The causes of dog colds and canine plague are different, colds are caused by excessive temperature differences or viral infections, and canine plague is caused by canine distemper virus. The symptoms of a cold and canine plague are also different and vary greatly in severity. For dogs, the fatality rate of canine plague will be much higher than that of a cold.

Dog colds are generally caused by wind chills, excessive temperature difference between day and night or viral infections when going out, while canine plague is caused by canine distemper virus. Therefore, the root causes of dog colds and canine plague are different.

When the dog has a cold, it will sneeze frequently, have a runny nose, and a large amount of pale yellow snot will stick to the wings of the nose on both sides. Dogs with canine plague may not sneeze frequently, but they may still have dark yellow fluid flowing from their nostrils, and they may look lifeless due to listlessness or even hunger strikes all day.

Canine plague is more lethal and more critical than the common cold. When a dog has a cold, it is possible to take cold medicine according to different types of colds**, once you suffer from canine plague, you must seek the help of a professional veterinarian, if necessary, you need nebulization assistance** or hanging water, and the fatality rate of canine plague is very high.

1. **Different: Colds are caused by temperature changes, bacterial and viral infections, and canine distemper viruses.

2. Susceptible dogs are different: colds occur in young adult dogs, mostly in the period of temperature change, and canine plague is more common with puppies who are not immunized.

3. Different symptoms: dogs have a cold that is runny, sneezing, coughing, and some sick dogs have tears and flushed conjunctiva. The body temperature increases, the spirit is depressed, the appetite decreases, and the rectal temperature can exceed 40.

The symptoms of canine plague are listlessness, moistness around the eye sockets, a large amount of purulent eye feces, cough, pus-like nasal discharge, rapid breathing, two-way heat rising body temperature, and thickened foot pads.

Prevention of canine distemper.

Vaccination: It is necessary to pay attention to the prevention of canine distemper The key is to vaccinate canine distemper vaccine, at present, there are more commonly used vaccines in China, there are inactivated vaccines, attenuated vaccines, single vaccines and joint vaccines, etc., after immunization, neutralizing antibodies are generally produced in 1 2 weeks, reaching the peak after 4 weeks, and the immunization period can reach 1 year. The duration of immunization is mainly affected by the immunization method, vaccine traits and individual factors, and the immune protection ability is generally strong within 6 months.

Isolation of sick dogs: For dogs in the same room, because it is difficult to isolate them thoroughly, it is recommended to foster the dogs that are not sick in relatives and friends' homes or dog nurseries for about half a year. Otherwise, even if the sick dog recovers, canine plague and parvovirus will still remain in the dog's body for many days, and the dog will have to disinfect the environment for more than 1 month before taking the dog home.

The above content refers to Encyclopedia - Canine Plague.

Encyclopedia - Canine cold.