It should be in the middle stage, similar to my dog's symptoms. My dog also had canine distemper two months ago, and the symptoms were more serious than yours. I don't eat or drink, and my nerves are a little affected. He even bit me when he moved, and he pierced my ear. . . Moreover, the hind legs have twitched, and they are all put out, so they can only crawl with their front legs. . . At that time, the animal husbandry bureau asked me to fight directly, but I was saved. After tossing for more than half a month, I am still very weak. . . However, it is said that canine distemper is easy to leave sequelae, and cured dogs are often very painful. Alas, I really can't bear to comfort him. What I thought at that time was, then do whatever it takes. Even if it can't be saved, at least I tried my best. . .

If it is confirmed that it is canine distemper, if you still have an appetite and can drink water, you should still be able to save it. If you really want to save, first use anti-canine distemper monoclonal antibody or combined antibody (I directly used two serums, because my symptoms are more serious, and I directly treated it as a dead dog. So the medication is more powerful. Give ribavirin or other viral interferon combined with antiviral injection, then give antipyretic injection to maintain his mental state and take some vitamins to maintain his physique. Add calcium tablets and vitamin AD when feeding to prevent calcium deficiency when you are sick and avoid trouble after cure. Add glucose to the water you drink. . . Take your temperature three times a day. If you don't want to measure the anal temperature, you can measure the thigh temperature of your hind legs, plus 0.5 degrees, which is basically the anal temperature. As long as the thigh temperature does not exceed 39.5, there is still hope to come down. Then observe his mental state, eyes, eyes, feces, appetite, vomiting and so on. After three days, if you get better, do another canine distemper test. If it doesn't get better, then. . . If there is no canine distemper, then you can rest assured that once it is cured, you will be immune for life. If you insist that there is no canine distemper and the dog is still feverish and listless, then it is necessary to comprehensively consider whether it is late inflammation. Andrographis paniculata and Pudilan Xiaoyan tablets were also used in the later treatment of inflammation. . . Then Qin Shen Granule regulates physical strength. . . Favorite injection is used to reduce fever and regulate the stomach. . .

If you have canine distemper, you will have diarrhea, because all your functions will be weakened, including your stomach and intestines. . . You can prescribe him some digestive drugs, such as lactic acid bacteria tablets, which have no side effects.