Which of the following are symptoms of Hepatitis?

• A. Watery discharge from eyes and nose, congestion, fever, thirst and enlarged tonsils
• B. Convulsions and seizures only
• C. Hair growth acceleration
• D. No symptoms

Answer: (A)

Hepatitis in dogs often shows systemic illness with mucous membrane inflammation. The combination of fever, watery discharge from the eyes and nose, nasal congestion, and dehydration-related thirst fits this pattern, and swelling of lymphoid tissues like the tonsils can occur as the immune system responds. So this set of signs best matches how hepatitis can present clinically. The other options don’t align with typical hepatitis symptoms: convulsions and seizures aren’t the primary signs of this disease, hair growth changes aren’t associated with hepatitis, and no symptoms would not reflect the common infectious presentation where some symptoms are present.