It is quite normal for a Welsh Terrier living in a modern household to suffer from some diseases when it is used to eating grains and cereals. However, there are differences in the physique of the dog, and if the owner feeds and cares for the dog properly, the probability of the dog getting sick will be relatively small and it will naturally live longer. Today I will introduce you to the Welsh terrier often suffer from 5 kinds of diseases, so that you can properly do prevention and response. 1, skin disease: Welsh terrier hair dense, if the hair long-term hidden dirt, not timely cleaning, the dog is easy to suffer from skin disease. Although not a major disease, but in serious cases will make the dog loss of appetite, cranky personality, affecting its healthy development. 2, rabies: this disease is zoonotic, basically no possibility of survival, the danger is huge, the general symptoms are fear of water, fear of wind, pharyngeal muscle spasms, paralysis, etc., the only solution is to inject rabies vaccine. So both the owner and the dog, in addition to its puppy period to give it a vaccination, every year to regularly inject new vaccines to ensure the safety of human and dog life. 3, distemper: the disease generally occurs in the puppy period of the Welsh terrier, is an acute infectious disease caused by the virus, the symptoms of dry cough, loss of appetite, vomiting, high fever, and so on, and the general cold is very similar. If more serious, the dog will also have seizure symptoms, this disease is a huge damage to the dog, the rate of death is very high. 4, canine microscopic: this disease mainly occurs in the Welsh terrier puppy period, the general symptoms of blood in the stool, diarrhea, vomiting, drowsiness, etc., if the dog has not been vaccinated for this disease, the probability of death is high. The disease mainly comes from food or other sick dogs, so to do prevention from this aspect. 5, canine infectious hepatitis: the disease is caused by canine infectious hepatitis virus is an acute septicemic infectious disease, the light dog will have a loss of appetite, blue eyes, slow development, etc.; heavy dogs will occur high fever, vomiting, diarrhea and other symptoms. This disease is very damaging to the Welsh Terrier’s body and even affects its life span, and can only be prevented by vaccination and less contact with other dogs that are sick. In addition to these, the Welsh Terrier may also suffer from other diseases, so you need to give your dog regular vaccinations, regular deworming, etc., and develop good hygiene habits, which can effectively reduce the probability of the disease.
