The incubation period of canine herpes virus infection is 4-6 days, and puppies under 21 days old can cause fatal infection. In the early stage, the sick dog is dementia, has depression, no breastfeeding, weak body, difficulty breathing, pressure te...
The incubation period of canine herpes virus infection is 4-6 days, and puppies under 21 days old can cause fatal infection. In the early stage, the sick dog is dementia, has depression, no breastfeeding, weak body, difficulty breathing, pressure test for sensitive abdominal pain, loose and soft feces, and yellow color. The body temperature is not high, and the dog keeps howling, restless and trembling.
Some dogs show symptoms of rhinitis, serous rhinitis, extensive spot-like bleeding on the surface of the nasal mucosa, and red papules on the medial femoral skin. In the later stage of sick dogs, horn retraction, epilepsy, and perception loss. Most dogs die 24-48 hours after symptoms develop. Recovered dogs can cause permanent neurological symptoms, motor disorders, blindness, etc.
Dogs older than 21-30 days mainly have symptoms of respiratory infection, such as coughing and sneezing. Symptoms of pneumonia can be caused when secondary mixed infections are present. Adult female dogs are mainly reproductive tract infections, and diffuse vesicular lesions in the vaginal mucosa can cause miscarriage, stillbirth and infertility in pregnant female dogs. Chronic inflammation of the penis and foreskin can be seen in male dogs, and a large amount of purulent secretions may be found in the foreskin.
