Symptoms of dog pleurisy:

1. The dog is depressed and has a body temperature that rises above 40°C. There is also loss of appetite, shallow breathing, intermittent breathing and obvious abdominal breathing, irritability, and painful cough.

2. Dogs usually sit in a sitting position, but some dogs stand more and lie less. When percussed, horizontal dullness can be heard as the body odor changes, and pleural friction sounds can also be heard.

3. When the dog suffers from chronic peritonitis, the alveolar breath sounds are weakened, the breathing is short, and there are symptoms of repeated fever.

Causes of pleurisy in dogs:

1. Primary pleurisy is common in chest wall consultation, impact injuries, or infection through puncture or exposure to wind and cold Stimulations such as stress, overwork, etc. can reduce the body's defense function, allowing pathogens to take advantage of the weakness and cause illness.

2. Secondary pleurisy is common in bronchitis, pneumonia, bronchitis, infectious hepatitis and leptospirosis.