When we raise dogs, dogs often have problems of one kind. In fact, dogs, like humans, often get sick. Dogs are basically reflected in their behaviors. Therefore, parents need to pay close attention to the health of their dogs during breeding. For ex...
When we raise dogs, dogs often have problems of one kind. In fact, dogs, like humans, often get sick. Dogs are basically reflected in their behaviors. Therefore, parents need to pay close attention to the health of their dogs during breeding. For example, dogs are lazy, lethargic, poor appetite, hiding in dark corners, etc. are all uncomfortable symptoms. However, if the nose is dry or runny, it may be a fever or a cold. Hurry up and take the dog's body temperature. If the fever continues and does not improve, you need to seek medical treatment in time, because this may be a sign of canine distemper. Once canine distemper occurs, it is very troublesome. So what is canine distemper?
1. What is canine distemper? Canine distemper is an acute, highly contact-induced infectious disease caused by canine distemper virus. It is characterized by biphasic body temperature rise, leukocyte reduction, acute cataract respiratory tract inflammation, severe gastroenteritis and encephalitis. Within 2-14 days after the onset of the disease, the body temperature rise, cough, purulent nasal snot, and purulent eye feces will appear again. At this time, it is already the middle stage of canine distemper. At the same time, secondary gastrointestinal diseases, vomiting, diarrhea, and loss of appetite. Highly depressed and lethargic. Typical neurological symptoms will appear in the later stage of canine distemper, such as foaming and convulsions, which is difficult to treat at this stage.
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2. How to get canine distemper?
Canine distemper is fatal and mainly trans-respiratory infection. The disease is similar to fever in the early stage and is easily overlooked by parents. It is manifested as conjunctivitis, dry cough, which then turns into damp cough, dyspnea, vomiting, diarrhea, intussusception, and eventually death due to severe dehydration and weakness. Canine distemper is extremely contagious, so you must take good vaccine precautions for raising dogs. If you really get infected, you must face the facts. Early detection and early treatment of canine distemper can be cured. Canine distemper is distributed almost in all countries around the world, and it occurs in all dog-raising countries. However, the cold season between October and April of the following year is a frequent period, especially in areas such as places, residences, kennels, etc. in various countries. So will canine distemper be transmitted to people?
3. Canine distemper infection is very similar to human AIDS, both of which are transmitted through fluids in the body. All kinds of body fluids in sick dogs are snot, tears, saliva, sweat, urine, feces, anal gland fluids, tears, urine, etc., as well as food, utensils, water, etc. contaminated by body fluids of sick dogs. They are mainly the respiratory tract, followed by the digestive tract. Infection through droplets through the conjunctiva of the ocular cavity, oral cavity, nasal mucosa, vagina and rectal mucosa. The virus is extremely contagious. No matter what isolation measures are taken, dogs raised in the same environment will inevitably be transmitted from each other. Sick dogs can also be infected through respiratory tracts through air droplets! Water and food infected by the virus can also be contagious. In addition, avoid going out during the epidemic and never come into contact with sick dogs, their excrement, vomit, etc.
