Symptoms of canine distemper in dogs:

1. Dogs will have a fever in the early stage of canine distemper, which is manifested as "biphasic fever", that is, if they have a fever for two days, they will It will automatically cool down, but a day later, the fever will return.

2. Due to fever, dogs will become depressed, not fond of eating, not fond of activities, their noses will no longer be moist, and they may even curl up in a corner and shiver.

3. When canine distemper develops to the middle stage, the dog will have a high fever that will not go away, and will have symptoms similar to colds such as cough, runny nose, increased eye droppings, dry nose, and thickened foot pads. .

4. When the virus invades the dog’s intestines and stomach, it will also cause diarrhea, vomiting, and basically loss of appetite.

5. When canine distemper develops to an advanced stage, the virus invades the dog’s nerve center and causes neurological symptoms such as convulsions in the dog. Eventually the dog died.