THE GOAL: for him to survive strong and healthy
Let's save your dog
We give you a complete guide with effective information to help your dog fight canine distemper, maximize his chances of winning the battle, and avoid lasting effects.
No treatment guarantees a cure. Here is the full protocol, dated, along with the factors that can lower the odds in your dog's case. It is applied alongside a veterinarian.
Plate key
- 1Brain tics · seizures · sequelae
- 2Eyes conjunctivitis · KCS
- 3Airways cough · pneumonia · nebulization
- 4Nose and footpads hyperkeratosis
- 5Digestive tract diarrhea · vomiting · dehydration
- 6Skin pustules · secondary infection
We've worked on researching scientific studies and gathering the experience of experts and veterinary professionals specialized in this disease around the world, who have managed to help dogs overcome canine distemper.
At DistemperScience we present what we consider the best guide proposed to save your dog. It will be essential to have a veterinarian oversee the guide's application to your dog. There is still no 100% effective treatment in the world, but you can increase your dog's chances of winning the fight against distemper if you apply this program as soon as possible.
Act soon and help him make it through.
WHAT IT'S ABOUT
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Love for dogs
Humanity and warmth to help you save your dog.
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Science only
Everything here is based on scientific evidence and verifiable studies.
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Constantly updated
As science advances, our site improves its content.
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You'll become an expert at home
You'll get information that only expert veterinarians have and use.
Protocol index
Eleven sections, one per affected system
- 01Respiratory symptoms, azithromycin, enrofloxacin, nebulization
- 02Gastrointestinal symptoms, diarrhea and vomiting
- 03Conjunctivitis and KCS, no steroids for the eyes
- 04Skin infections, baths, topicals, hydration
- 05Neurological tics
- 06Seizures
- 07Supplements
- 08Diet
- 09Liver protection
- 10Kidney protection
- 11Intestinal protection
Toffy reached the neurological phase on day nine. That is the moment when almost everyone gives up, and it is exactly when section 05 starts to help.
Toffy is still alive
Our closest, most valuable, and most hopeful proof of success is Toffy, the dog who inspired this project.
In June 2017, he had distemper, and thanks to this treatment he pulled through. In 2026 he's still alive, happy, and healthy. The disease follows a course that will always be an ordeal, and it was for Toffy too, but with love, medicine, and care, he survived.
FIG. 6 During the illness 
FIG. 7 After, now recovered
You'll be able to access all the content available to help your dog recover. We've designed the resources to be clear and concise, but you'll also be able to check the research and papers right here. That said, we suggest you focus on what's most urgent right now: saving your dog as soon as possible.
As you probably already know by now, canine distemper puts an infected dog's life at serious risk.
Studies report success rates of up to 90%, although there are several factors specific to each dog and their environment that will influence this percentage.
Testimonials
What other owners say
When my Josefo, a pitbull puppy, was diagnosed with distemper, I thought I would lose him. But the DistemperScience guide was exceptional, and together with my veterinarian we gave him the treatment. I understood the whole disease, it gave me hope, and today my dog is healthy and happy. It was a painful process but everything turned out well. I recommend this guide with complete confidence. The price is totally worth it.
Our shar pei started declining fast because of distemper, and we didn't know how to act in time. I had already lost hope, but DistemperScience's treatment was direct, caring, and very clear. Thanks to their treatment and our constant care, my girl recovered. They didn't promise me miracles here, but the information is valuable and gets results. Eternally grateful to this site.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is success guaranteed?
No, there is currently no treatment in the world that guarantees a cure with 100% effectiveness. We've reviewed studies on the subject, and above all we have first-hand experience with the case of Toffy, the dog who inspired this project, and we've put together a treatment based on studies that report success rates of up to 90% in the scientific literature. But you should take into account, among other things, these key factors that will determine whether, in your dog's specific case, that percentage is lower:
- Age of the dog: younger age, lower chance of success.
- Pre-existing conditions: any illnesses or adverse situations the dog already has.
- Adequate physical space: a comfortable, clean home.
- Emotional support: love, affection, and understanding at home.
- How much time the caregiver has available to bring the dog in for medication doses, check-ups, medicating at home, etc.
- Getting the cooperation of a veterinarian willing to work with you, since in most cases you'll be told the dog is practically doomed or that little can be done.
- How quickly you act is essential. You need to absorb the basic knowledge and bring your dog in with this guide to get care as soon as possible, because the virus advances quickly. The longer you wait, the lower the chances of success.
For more on this, visit our guarantee, support, refunds, and cancellations section.
How long will I have access to the content?
You'll have full access for 90 days from the date of purchase. Within that time, the disease is usually overcome without issues. There's no automatic billing: if you want to keep your access once it ends, you simply purchase it again whenever you decide to.
Is the content updated with new information?
Yes. The content is periodically reviewed and updated, incorporating new studies and real experiences from owners and veterinarians.
Will I get personalized assistance?
We don't offer one-on-one support yet, but soon you'll be able to send your story or testimonial through our internal inbox, for review and possible publication in the community.
Do I need to be a veterinarian to understand the content?
No. All the information is explained in clear, understandable language, meant for pet owners. We also make the studies and research available if you want to dig into the complete information.
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