Can dogs eat apples with canine distemper?

Dogs with canine distemper can eat apples, but remember to remove the seeds. In fact, the dog can still eat apples during the period of canine distemper, which means that its spirit is better, and the cure rate of canine distemper will be relatively high, because the most important criterion for the improvement of canine distemper is whether the dog can still recover. Eating, if the dog has no appetite at all and gives up eating, then the owner should send the dog to the pet hospital for treatment and infusion in time to ensure the balance of the dog's body fluids and electrolytes in the body.

Symptoms of canine distemper:

1. In general, the affected dog has a loss of appetite or does not eat at all, and the spirit is listless, and the body temperature changes in a biphasic heat pattern.

2. When canine distemper infects the respiratory system, it will manifest as rhinitis and conjunctivitis. At this time, the dog's eyes and nose have serous or mucopurulent secretions, which can lead to blindness if ophthalmic neuritis is caused. The virus invades the lungs and causes interstitial pneumonia, and secondary bacterial infection can cause bronchial pneumonia. The clinical manifestations are cough, dyspnea, and crepitus on auscultation (so it is easy to be misdiagnosed as a cold).

3. Canine distemper virus manifests as vomiting and diarrhea in the gastrointestinal tract. Affected dogs present with severe diarrhea and occasionally pass bloody stools.

4. Dogs suffering from canine distemper in the late stage will have neurological symptoms, and canine distemper virus can invade any part of the central nervous system. Clinically, neurological symptoms may appear simultaneously with other systemic symptoms, and may also appear later, mainly manifested as general convulsions, spasms of masticatory muscles, circling, and abnormal behavior. When the midbrain, cerebellum, and vestibule are affected, ataxia and abnormal posture are manifested. Spinal infection manifests as abnormal posture, abnormal spinal reflexes, and paralysis. Neurological symptoms are likely to leave sequelae after canine distemper is cured.