The main consideration is due to fever and severe infections, including distemper and uterine pus accumulation. Kidney disease can also cause such symptoms in dogs, and a diagnosis usually needs to be made in conjunction with kidney ultrasound, biochemical tests, and blood five-classification tests. Dogs with viral infections such as canine distemper will generally cause high fever, obvious infections, etc., and will also not eat but drink water. Furthermore, consider uterine pus accumulation, which is usually seen in older female dogs, with brown material coming out of the vaginal opening more often. If you find that your dog is not normal, it is best to take it to the hospital for examination.
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