Dogs can suffer from asthma. Asthma in dogs is much less common than in cats. Asthma in dogs is generally defined as an allergic disease, because asthma in dogs is caused by asthma, and allergic reactions can It causes inflammation of the dog's airways, causing the small airways in the lungs to constrict and spasm.

Measures to prevent and treat dog asthma:

1. Dissipate heat. As summer is approaching, it is appropriate to cut the dog's hair thinner. This will not only facilitate the dog's heat dissipation, but also prevent the dog's long hair from falling off and causing asthma if inhaled.

2. Disinfect supplies. When the temperature is suitable, try to place the kennel in a cool and ventilated place. Clean and expose the soft mats and quilts used by the dog frequently and disinfect them regularly.

3. Take a proper bath. Bathe and comb your dog frequently, and add an appropriate amount of Pet Treasure solution to the bath water to prevent dog skin diseases.

4. Supplement nutrition. Use nutritious and high-quality dog ​​food that is naturally low in oil and salt to feed your dog. In addition, you can feed your dog some pork appropriately every day. Pork is rich in vitamin B.

5. Avoid allergies. When taking your dog out for a walk, do not take it to places with many people or pets, and be careful not to take it to bushes, grass, etc., to avoid causing the dog to develop respiratory allergy symptoms.