Acute Form of Canine Distemper 

Chronic/New Acute 

Watery discharge of eyes and nose.  

Tendency for watery fluid to drip from the nose. 

Conjunctivitis. 

Chronic conjunctivitis, eye discharge. 

Entropion. 

Vomiting, diarrhea and loss of appetite. Chronic gastritis, hepatitis, pancreatitis, appetite disorders. 

Watery feces, mixed with mucous, offensive and often bloody feces; intense malaise, loss of weight, and death.  

Severe, fetid diarrhea. 

Parvovirus. 

Recurrent diarrhea. 

Sensitivity to foods with resultant diarrhea. 

Spasms, fits, epileptiform seizures. 

Paralysis. 

Epilepsy; rear leg paralysis. 

Spondylitis. 

Eruption around the mouth where hair meets the naked skin of the lips. 

Lip fold dermatitis. 

Allergies. 

Swelling of the feet, red footpads. 

Habit of licking the feet; eruptions between the toes, inflammation and swelling of the toes & bottoms of the feet; interdigital dermatitis. 

Allergies. 

Pneumonia.  

Kennel cough. 

Chronic bronchitis. 

Eruptions on the skin of pustules — on the abdomen, inside the thighs, and elsewhere. 

Chronic skin eruptions involving abdomen, inside thighs, and generally lower half of the body. 

Allergies. 

Emaciation. 

 Failure to thrive; abnormally thin condition.