Appas poop looks like ECE

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I just woke up to this puppy pad completely covered with diarrhea! Some are seedy and one is jelly-like.
Looking at the poop chart, this looks closest to ECE to me than anything else. He's still playing/drinking a lot of water but he's been sleeping/relaxing more often than usual and this morning he wasn't interested at all in eating his soup. Am I right to be as worried as I am?

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I also found a small bump near his whiskers on his face. When found, there was a small loose scab that looked a day old.
I'll find a picture, in case that might have something to do with this. I also just got a year old female who hasn't gotten her distemper shot but is scheduled this week to get done. Could this possibly be distemper?

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I also just got a year old female who hasn't gotten her distemper shot but is scheduled this week to get done. Could this possibly be distemper?

Clinical signs of canine distemper in ferrets start with fever, anorexia, blinking and squinting of the eyes, and a clear liquid discharge from the nose. Within a few days a skin rash develops. The rash usually starts on the ferret’s chin and lips. It will quickly spread to the nose, eyelids and to the inguinal area. This rash may become infected, itchy and turn an orange tint. This rash is very similar to the rash people with measles develop.

www.petcha.com/canine-distemper-in-ferrets/


Here are images of canine distemper. 
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Some of this info is overkill--- like this:
For young ferrets, it is recommended to vaccinate them at 6, 9, 12 and 15 weeks of age, following by a yearly booster.

 Mom's antibodies prevent vaccine from working in young kits. From what I understand the older the kit the better. Some people here just do one vaccine for life of ferret. Stay at vet's offiice for 30 minutes or longer after vaccine because ferret can have a life threatening reaction.

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I don't think it's distemper, Appa doesn't have any rashes like that. We just got back from the vet and the doctor thinks it's a bacterial infection. We have carafate 30 minutes before meal time (carnivorecare) followed by amox/clav suspension and metronidazole.
We did fluid therapy because his nose and paws still feel so dry since we took him to the vet back in may. I started giving him 1:1 pedialyte and water. I hope it's just a bacterial infection and not a blockage