Do not bathe dogs with bronchitis. It is not suitable to take a bath when the dog is sick, because the dog's resistance is relatively weak at this time, so bathing will most likely cause the disease to further aggravate. If the dog's bronchial symptoms disappear for more than a week, then you can take a bath, but try your best. Shorten the bath time and dry your dog's hair promptly. Dogs should also avoid strenuous exercise or inhaling too much dust, pollen and other foreign matter.

Precautions for caring for dogs with bronchitis:

1. Rest. The air in your home should be well ventilated, and try not to take your dog out for a walk, allowing him to rest.

2. Avoid contact with foreign objects. You need to pay attention to the environmental hygiene at home and try to avoid exposing your dog to too much dust, irritating items, pollen and other substances.

3. Vigorous exercise is prohibited. After the symptoms stabilize, the respiratory function of the lungs will weaken, and recurrences may still occur in the short term. Do not exercise strenuously and keep warm.

4. Check and treat. It is necessary to take the dog to the pet hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible to avoid aggravation of the condition, and to re-examine the sick dog to monitor the recovery of the lungs.

5. Environmental disinfection. The kennel and environment should be disinfected regularly. Disinfection is a key measure to cut off the spread of respiratory infectious diseases.