The dog has canine distemper, is it okay?

Whether canine distemper is cured or not depends not on the dog’s symptoms, but on whether the dog’s body has produced antibodies.

This can be tested at the hospital.

If the symptoms of canine distemper disappear but there are no antibodies in the body, it is easy to be infected with the virus again, leading to recurrence.

Generally, after the canine distemper symptoms disappear, consolidation treatment is required for one month.

It is best to take the dog out less often. At this time, the dog's immune function has not fully recovered and is susceptible to other diseases. Moreover, there are still viruses in the dog's body at this time. If other healthy dogs come into contact with the urine of the sick dog, Liquids, feces, etc. can also be infected.

Also, after canine distemper is cured, respiratory and skin problems are prone to occur, so more care should be taken.