What is pseudodistemper

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Pseudo-canine distemper means that the dog itself does not suffer from canine distemper, but has relevant clinical symptoms, and the relevant examinations are also positive. In view of this situation, it can be dealt with according to the symptomatic treatment, and usually can get obvious relief. Pseudo-distemper generally occurs when testing with a test board, because the error of cardboard detection is relatively large, because the test board requires a large amount of virus.

How to judge dog distemper:

1. Judgment of symptoms: When suffering from canine distemper, the dog’s eyes will have purulent secretions, cough, dry nose, diarrhea, vomiting, repeated high fever and other symptoms, and in the later stage of canine distemper, there will also be neurological symptoms such as trembling and convulsions;

2. Test paper judgment: test the dog's saliva, eye secretions, feces, etc. through the canine distemper test paper. If both lines show red or purple, it means that it has canine distemper.

Related Questions

• What should I do if the dog has canine distemper (distemper)?

  Distemper Treatment in Dogs1. In the initial course of the disease, it can be treated by injecting canine distemper monoclonal antibody or anti-canine distemper hyperimmune serum and carrying out symp

• How is canine distemper spread?

  The transmission routes of canine distemper generally include: direct contact with the sick dog to spread the infection; or in the environment where the sick dog has been, the infection is spread in a

• Can dog distemper be transmitted to humans?

  Canine distemper is not contagious to humans. Canine distemper is caused by canine distemper virus infection. It mainly infects canines and cannot be transmitted to humans, so don’t worry about dogs i

• Symptoms of canine distemper

  Symptoms of canine distemper:1. If a dog has canine distemper, its appetite will be greatly reduced, and there will be secretions in different degrees from the eyes and nose.2. Infected dogs often dev

• What vaccinations do dogs need?

  Dog vaccines are mainly divided into rabies vaccines and infectious disease vaccines. Infectious disease vaccines are divided into two, four, five, six, eight, etc. according to the degree of epidemic

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