Symptoms of rheumatism in dogs:

1. Muscle rheumatism. The main symptoms are unsteady gait, inflexibility, and elevated body temperature. If it is systemic muscle rheumatism, it will appear. He is lying on the ground and has difficulty walking.

2. There is migratory claudication and soft tissue swelling around joints, as well as symptoms such as depression, fever and anorexia.

3. Joint rheumatism. The main symptoms are joint edema and deformation. The dog dodges when touched and is unwilling to move.

4. The body temperature of sick dogs can increase by 1~1.5℃, and their breathing and pulse may also change slightly. If the muscles of the whole body are rheumatism, the affected dog will have stiff muscles all over the body, difficulty walking, limited movement, and often lying on the ground.

How to prevent rheumatism in dogs:

1. You can give your dog antipyretic, analgesic and anti-rheumatic drugs, or go to the hospital for professional treatment.

2. Strengthen the care of the dog, ensure that the kennel is dry, and the mat needs to be changed frequently. When feeding, pay attention to adding easily digestible food containing protein and vitamins.