Symptoms of cold in Huskies:

1. Huskies are in poor spirits, wilting, and like to lie down, which are common symptoms of discomfort.

2. The Husky’s nose has a runny nose. Note that it is watery, not purulent or colored.

3. Husky’s conjunctival congestion, tearing, and loss of appetite are also similar to canine distemper.

4. Husky’s body temperature rises, generally 39 to 40 degrees; the normal rectal body temperature of Husky adult dogs is 37.5 to 38.5 degrees, and that of Husky puppies is 38 to 39 degrees.

5. The husky’s eyes were red and congested, and tears flowed out inexplicably.

6. The Husky’s appetite has dropped drastically and he has no appetite for anything.

7. Huskies will sneeze a lot, cough, have difficulty eating, and often have swallowing movements.

Treatment methods for Husky colds:

1. Treatment with antibiotics can effectively improve colds caused by common bacteria.

2. If it is caused by canine side effects or canine distemper, it needs to be treated with antiviral drugs under the guidance of a veterinarian.

3. During the treatment period, the dog should be protected from cold and warm, and try not to bathe the dog.