Naturally Treating Dog Distemper

Canine Distemper is one of the most common diseases in the world nowadays. The cause is still not known. In most medical books, distemper is considered a viral disease, which is extremely contagious and accompanied by serious nervous complications. But that's the orthodox description, which comes as a result of antinatural treatments based on chemicals, serum and wrong diets. In my opinion, with a simple herbal treatment, which includes fasting, I have discovered how easy it is to treat and cure distemper, avoiding any subsequent disorders.

Treatment: Immediately put the dog on a fast. He must be placed in a ventilated yet warm, isolated and quiet location. Oxygen is an important factor. The dog's mouth and teeth must be cleaned on a daily basis – morning and evening -- and for this, use lemon juice. It's good for the dog to swallow some of the lemon juice. You also have to clean the mucosity and pus from the eyes and nostrils using a cotton swab dampened in an infusion of either rosemary or balsam or both.