Typical symptoms of pseudorabies infected dogs are sudden changes in behavior, muscle spasms, strange itching on the head and limbs, crazy gnawing on the itchy and howling, paralysis and salivation in the jaw and pharyngeal. The disease develops rapidly, usually dying within 48 hours after the onset of symptoms, with a mortality rate of 100%. The incubation period of

is 1~9 days. The initial clinical symptoms are discomfort, lethargy, depression, anxiety, aggressive behavior, and resistance to touch. The symptoms develop rapidly later, such as excessive saliva, excessive swallowing, nausea, vomiting, and aimless screaming. Severe neurological symptoms occur in the later stage of the disease, such as sensory allergy, rubbing the face, and itchyness and self-biting. Typical symptoms usually occur acutely and often die within 36 hours. Atypical cat pseudorabies lacks typical strange itching symptoms.

mainly controls the prevalence of pseudorabies in pigs, and do not feed dogs and cats with raw pork or inappropriately processed pork. In addition, you should also pay attention to proper treatment after the rat is wiped out. The disease generally does not spread horizontally, and people are not susceptible to the virus.