Now with the rise of dogs in the family, dog sickness has become a big deal. Many dog owners will know a lot about dog diseases when they first start raising dogs. Among them, two diseases that will definitely attract attention must be canine distemper and microsurgery, because the fatality rate of these two diseases is very high. A dog killer, so to speak. However, the initial symptoms of these two diseases are very similar to those of a cold, which often causes the owner to delay the best treatment time. So how to distinguish the dog's cold canine distemper and small? These things you must know!

How to distinguish the dog's cold canine distemper and small?

There are two general causes, one is a viral cold caused by a virus; the other is due to the temperature A common cold caused by sudden changes and lack of heat preservation measures. Once a dog catches a cold, the main symptoms that usually appear are: poor energy, sluggishness all day long, and like to lie on his stomach; the dog's nostrils will runny, which is watery instead of purulent; sneezing and Cough, conjunctival congestion, inexplicable tears; loss of appetite, or even refusal to eat; it will also be accompanied by symptoms of fever, and the body temperature will rise, generally 39-40 degrees.

Canine parvovirus:

It is one of the most serious infectious diseases affecting dogs. It is clinically characterized by acute hemorrhagic enteritis and myocarditis. The incubation period of natural infection is 4-14 days, and the initial symptoms of small symptoms are mainly elevated body temperature, sneezing, inexplicable tears, and watery nasal discharge, which are very similar to cold symptoms. But look carefully, there are other special symptoms. In the early stage of parvovirus, the main symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea are also accompanied, and the symptoms are usually vomiting first and then diarrhea.

Canine distemper (details):

By canine distemper A highly contagious infectious disease caused by a fever virus, it is extremely contagious and the mortality rate can be as high as 80%. In the early stage of canine distemper symptoms, the dog's body temperature is as high as 39.5-41 degrees, loss of appetite, depression, watery secretions from the eyes and nose, sneezing and other conditions similar to colds. But there are also symptoms that are different from colds. If you are infected with canine distemper, the body temperature is generally biphasic, that is, two consecutive fevers occur within a few days, and each fever lasts 2-3 days. Most sick dogs have symptoms of raw eye mucus.

The above are some of the symptoms that dogs with diseases will show. It should be noted that if a pet dog is really sick, then whatever disease it has, its mental state will be seriously affected. There are abnormalities in diet and behavior. As a parent, you can judge whether the pet dog is really sick through the changes in these details, and seek medical attention in time to avoid delaying the disease.