What are the symptoms of canine plague? What are the symptoms of canine plague

The main symptoms of canine plague are: loss of appetite, malaise, abnormal body temperature, convulsions, etc. Among them, loss of appetite and malaise are early symptoms of canine plague in dogs.

Abnormal body temperature and convulsions are symptoms of canine plague in the middle and late stages, and it is difficult to ** at this time.

1. Loss of appetite.

The main symptoms of canine plague in dogs are loss of appetite and repeated nausea. In severe cases, they may even eat and vomit, and the vomit will be mixed with white foam. At this time, the owner needs to fasting and cutting off water for the dog to avoid dehydration and shock due to excessive vomiting.

2. Mental malaise.

Dogs infected with canine plague will be listless, depressed, and become weak, often sleepy, and even lethargic over time. At this time, even if the owner takes the initiative to take out the toys that the dog usually likes to play with them, the dog is likely to be indifferent.

3. Abnormal body temperature.

The initial symptoms of canine plague are mostly rapid increase in body temperature, which can be reached, similar to fever. However, with the passage of time, the body temperature of dogs infected with canine plague will gradually drop again, or even return to normal, and in the next 2 to 14 days, the body temperature will soar again, and the high fever will not go away.

4. Convulsions all over the body.

In the later stages of canine plague, typical neurological symptoms such as twitching of the limbs and foaming at the mouth will occur. In severe cases, dogs with poor physical fitness can tremble, fall into a coma, and have a high chance of dying within hours to days.

The symptoms of canine plague will be fever at first, then normal, fever again, repeatedly, the nose and eyes will appear water-like liquid, in the middle stage will vomit food and diarrhea, and the fine is a bit similar, and there are convulsions in the later stage.

My dog's canine plague almost made me mistake it for a cold, but fortunately I tested it with a test strip, and immediately gave it a stable Kangda tube to stabilize the condition, and combined with other cold medicines, it took almost two weeks, and the dog has turned negative.

After the dog is infected with canine plague, the symptoms of lack of energy, decreased appetite, increased body temperature, increased eye and nose secretions, cough and vomiting will occur in the initial stage. In the middle stage, the body temperature will continue to rise, the frequency of vomiting will increase, and the facial discharge will be purulent, and the hair will be coarse and loose. In the later stage, there will be convulsions, foaming at the mouth, etc.

After dogs suffer from canine plague, they generally have mild cold symptoms in the early stage, which are manifested as lack of energy, decreased appetite, increased body temperature, increased eye and nose secretions, coughing and vomiting.

If the dog's canine plague is not found in time, the condition will continue to worsen to the medium term, so that the dog's body temperature will continue to rise, the number of vomiting will increase, the facial discharge will be purulent, the hair will be coarse, and the dog will be particularly smelly.

If it is not treated in time, when the canine plague worsens to the later stage, it will also cause the dog to have convulsions, foaming at the mouth, cracked nose and foot pads, and will also have symptoms of dehydration and shock because of continuous diarrhea.

Summary. Most canine distemper viruses are on the respiratory tract, so most dogs infected with canine distemper have coughing, sneezing, dry nose and eye feces. Later, it will enter the nerves and cause nerve symptoms and pain.

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Canine distemper virus invades the upper respiratory tract and causes symptoms of the upper respiratory tract, cleanses the intestines, causes intestinal inflammation, and leads to blood pulling in the fierce spike. If the nerve is invaded, symptoms of nerve knowledge will occur.

Most of the canine distemper osmotic virus is on the dry respiratory tract, so most dogs infected with canine plague have coughing, sneezing, dry nose and eye feces. Later, it will enter the nerves and cause nerve symptoms and pain.

Canine distemper is an acute, contact-contagious infectious disease caused by the canine distemper virus, which occurs mainly in dogs. It can be transmitted through nasal fluid, saliva, blood and other ways, and in the case of raising two dogs, it needs to be isolated in time and cannot be touched indirectly, otherwise it may also lead to the dog being infected. Canine distemper is an acute, contact-contagious infectious disease caused by the canine distemper virus, which occurs mainly in dogs.

The main source of infection of the disease is sick dogs and ** poisonous dogs, whose eye and nose secretions, saliva, body fluids, internal organs, urine, etc. contain a large number of viruses, which can pollute the environment, such as kennels, places where dogs have been.

In the case of canine plague in dogs, it can be transmitted through various ways such as dog nasal fluid, saliva, blood, etc., which is extremely contagious, and the probability of death in dogs is also very high.

Of course, if you come into contact with other dogs after the owner touches the dog, you can also get canine plague. Therefore, if there are two dogs at home, as long as one dog is infected with canine plague, it needs to be isolated in time, and the owner also needs to pay attention to hand washing, otherwise it is easy to cause the other dog to be infected.

1. Talk about the understanding of canine plague

Canine plague in dogs.

It is mainly caused by canine plague virus, which is a very harmful, very contagious and fatal disease. In more detail, it is an acute and febrile infectious disease that mainly affects dogs or other canine carnivores, and the mortality rate is as high as 80%.

If a dog is infected with canine plague virus, it is generally because the dog has been exposed to a sick dog carrying the virus, and the dog's own resistance is insufficient and it is infected. For dogs infected with canine plague, the precursor of canine plague symptoms generally does not appear in any obvious place, so it is very easy to ignore.

There is also a possibility that the owner has come into contact with the secretions of sick dogs, but has not cleaned them and touched their dogs, which may also cause their dogs to be infected with canine plague. Therefore, if pet owners come into contact with other dogs, they need to clean them in time, otherwise it is very easy to spread the virus to their dogs.

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2. What are the precursors of canine plague symptoms?

Generally speaking, pet owners can preliminarily determine whether the dog has canine plague through the understanding of the precursor of canine plague symptoms, so that the dog can get the early **, so as not to delay it to the later stage of difficult treatment.

For the precursor of canine plague symptoms, the main manifestations are fever, the dog's body temperature is as high as Celsius, loss of appetite, listlessness, watery discharge from the eyes and nose, sneezing, accompanied by diarrhea and other symptoms, and sometimes bronchitis or gastroenteritis Some symptoms will appear. In addition, the symptoms of canine plague in the early stages are very similar to those of a cold. Therefore, some inexperienced owners will mistakenly think that their dogs are just ordinary colds, and think that if they feed their dogs some cold medicine or fever medicine, the dog will get better.

In fact, otherwise, the dog's symptoms will not be alleviated.

3. How to deal with canine plague in the early stage

For the initial canine plague, the first test is through the canine plague test paper. If the dog is infected with canine plague, it should be sent to the hospital in time**. The doctor will inject the dog with specific high immunity serum, which can effectively remove the virus from the dog's body.

In addition, it is generally necessary to inject according to the specific condition of the dog, about twice a day. Then the owners need to follow the doctor's instructions and give the dog the corresponding antibiotics to enhance the dog's physique. Finally, in the case that the dog is almost cured, the dog needs to be properly supplemented.

Generally speaking, it usually takes a month from the dog's illness to the end of **.

Veterinarians. Understand.

There are four main signs of canine plague: First, the dog will have a runny nose and seems to have a cold. Second, the dog's body temperature will rise and then subside, and then rise again.

Third, the dog's eyes will be red, swollen, and leaking with watery discharge. Fourth, dogs will be sluggish and have poor appetite.

When the dog has cold symptoms such as cough and runny nose, it is also necessary to be alert to the possibility of canine plague. Some owners often mistakenly think that the dog is just a simple cold, and then delay the canine plague.

At the same time, when the dog also has symptoms of repeated elevation of body temperature, it is very likely to suffer from canine plague. The body temperature of canine plague dogs generally rises to a degree, then suddenly subsides on its own, and then rises again.

Some dogs with canine plague also have red, swollen eyes and watery discharge. As the disease progresses, the discharge from the dog's eyes will become more and more pus.

In the early stage of canine plague, the dog's spirit and appetite will gradually deteriorate, eating smaller and smaller, lying and sleeping all day more and more, and not liking activities.