- It’s a highly infectious and often fatal viral disease
- Category of puppies younger than 4 months is seen to be at high risk
- The canine’s immunity is an area that distemper catches
- Immunocompromised dogs and unvaccinated dogs are at risk
- The survival chances are 50% in large-sized dogs
- In puppies and medium-sized dogs there’s approximately a 20% chance of survival
- Pus Like discharge from eyes and nose
- Watery discharge and coughing with a fever
- Reduced appetite and lethargy
- Symptoms like imbalance walking and seizures
- Vomiting, sudden tremors, and ticks
- Lack of immunity activeness and shady approach
- Gastrointestinal difficulties
- Secondary bacterial infections
- Make sure dogs have done immunity cross-check intermediately
- Proper vaccinations to be brought in mind on the same
- Avoid socializing
- Over time booster vaccines
- Make sure the dogs are away from direct contact from transmission through saliva and bodily fluids
- Antibiotics, and other medications to treat pneumonia and secondary infections
- Isolate the dogs once you find any kind of symptoms
- Fluids to combat dehydration
- Medication to reduce vomiting
- Anticonvulsants to treat seizures
