9. If you pick at your skin, applying a small amount of cold cream after you have disinfected and appropriately medicated the area can help small open blemishes heal faster, often without forming an unsightly scab. The cold cream will also provide these areas with a layer of protection from irritating makeup.
Canine Valley Fever Symptoms. The symptoms of canine valley fever in dogs do not usually start to surface until about three weeks post-infection. The exception to this rule would be dogs with extremely compromised immune systems, as well as puppies. In these situations, the symptoms will probably develop rapidly and can lead to a questionable health situation. Under normal conditions, the symptoms will only be related to some mild respiratory annoyance. 1  Some of the more mild symptoms of canine valley fever include: 2  Continuous hacking cough, sometimes producing phlegm. 3  A temperature higher than 102 degrees Fahrenheit. 4  General fatigue and tiredness. 5  Decreased appetite.
In the initial stages of Canine Distemper, the major symptoms include high fever (â¥103.5 Â° F, or 39.7Â° C), reddened eyes, and a watery discharge from the nose and eyes. An infected dog will become lethargic and tired, and will usually become anorexic. Persistent coughing, vomiting, and diarrhea may also occur.