What are the symptoms of illness in black and tan coonhounds? Many dog ​​diseases have a certain incubation period. When you find that your puppy has obvious symptoms, the condition is often very serious, so if you find something is wrong, seek medical attention immediately!

Please pay attention to the following six symptoms:

Sign 1: Lack of energy, body weakness, slow movements, slight shaking of the tail or even motionlessness or drooping; a sad face and lack of vitality.

Sign 2: Dry nose and runny nose. This is a symptom of fever. However, your dog’s nose will be dry when sleeping. This is normal and there is no need to worry.

Sign 3: Abnormal defecation, with diarrhea and constipation. Sometimes the feces is as thin as water, and sometimes it is as hard as stones. A healthy puppy will defecate about twice a day. The color of the stool varies depending on the food, usually black or yellowish brown, and should be moderately soft and hard.

Sign 4: Loss of appetite or rapid decrease in appetite. If the puppy eats dirty things or foreign objects that cannot be digested, the stomach function will be abnormal and the dog will refuse to eat or vomit.

Sign 5: The eyes are afraid of light, have eye mucus, and even have conjunctival congestion.

Sign 6: The body temperature rises. The body temperature of a healthy puppy is about 38.5°C, and the body temperature of puppies is slightly higher. Generally speaking, a dog's body temperature is low in the morning and high from noon to evening, with a difference of about 0.5°C. Clip the thermometer we use to the puppy's thigh for 5 minutes. If the body temperature is higher than 39°C, it is abnormal.

If you have abnormal phenomena such as coughing, difficulty urinating, itching ears, eating foreign objects, rubbing your butt on the ground, etc., these are also symptoms of the disease and must not be ignored or delayed.