Days of canine distemper treatment:
The time to cure a dog is generally Depending on the dog’s physique, age, and breed, the length of the treatment is about 30-60 days. Of course, it’s hard to tell if there’s an exacerbation of the condition, and it may take longer. Ordinary dogs should not come into contact with puppies and other unvaccinated dogs within six months of their recovery, so as not to harm other dogs.
The disease course of canine distemper is longer, and the dog will be weak at this time. Therefore, the treatment and nursing work in the middle stage of canine distemper is particularly important. Under normal circumstances, dogs live in a dry and comfortable environment, eat food that is easy to digest, and make accurate judgments on later treatment. Comprehensive treatment measures are taken, and the disease can be controlled. Generally, a course of treatment in the early stage is 3-5 days, and a course of treatment in the middle stage is usually 3-5 days. For 1~2 courses of treatment, more than 2 courses of treatment are required for the treatment of advanced dogs.
The improvement of canine distemper is manifested as a decrease in body temperature to below 39 degrees Celsius, no obvious secretions from the eyes, nose and mouth, and the appetite has basically recovered, but the neurological symptoms have not improved. According to the disease control situation, using Pioneer IN, Helix and other oral antibiotics and vitamins B, C, etc., the dog can be expected to recover in 2 to 3 weeks.
The prognosis of canine distemper treatment:
The cure rate is better in the early stage, and the cure rate is decreased in the later stage. Especially when the symptoms of encephalitis and pneumonia appeared, some sick dogs were treated, and the symptoms were relieved temporarily, but eventually died. It was learned from the course of treatment that after 2 to 3 consecutive days of treatment, especially the treatment of sugar infusion, the symptoms of the dog were not significantly improved, and the general result was a very low recovery rate.
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