Canine distemper is highly contagious and can be deadly. All dogs are at risk, so it's vital to know the causes and stay up to date with vaccinations.

Common Causes and Treatments of Nose Discharge in Dogs. ... Treatment for distemper depends on the symptoms and can include anticonvulsants, antibiotics, sedatives, and painkillers.

All dogs can become infected with distemper, but “unvaccinated dogs and puppies under 4 months old are particularly susceptible,” the American ... Other treatments really only address the ...

All dogs can become infected with distemper, but “unvaccinated dogs and puppies under 4 months old are particularly susceptible,” the American Kennel Club writes.

All dogs can become infected with distemper, but “unvaccinated dogs and puppies under 4 months old are particularly susceptible,” the American Kennel Club writes.

The residents of a town on North Carolina’s Outer Banks are currently being cautioned to protect their pets from possible canine distemper infections after increased reports of sick raccoons had ...

The residents of a town on North Carolina’s Outer Banks are currently being cautioned to protect their pets from possible canine distemper infections after increased reports of sick raccoons had ...

Distemper, also sometimes known as “hard pad disease,” is a serious and sometimes deadly illness, with an estimated fatality rate of 50%, according to the American Veterinary Medical ...

All dogs can become infected with distemper, but “unvaccinated dogs and puppies under 4 months old are particularly susceptible,” the American Kennel Club writes.

All dogs can become infected with distemper, but “unvaccinated dogs and puppies under 4 months old are particularly susceptible,” the American Kennel Club writes.