Coughing is not fatal to a pet's body, but once the condition worsens and turns into a chronic disease, it will not only cause physical weight loss to the pet, but also easily cause the pet's disease.

Dogs themselves have thick coats to protect them through the cold winter, and some sled dogs are specially adapted to survive in the snow. However, as pet owners, you will worry about keeping your pets warm in the cold winter. Generally speaking, newborn puppies and those with weaker constitutions are generally afraid of the cold, while most healthy, adult dogs have a certain degree of resistance. The resistance of large dogs is obviously higher than that of small dogs, the resistance of long-haired dogs is higher than that of short-haired or hairless dogs, and the resistance of adults is stronger than that of old people. Therefore, whether a dog is afraid of the cold or not cannot be generalized and must be judged based on your dog.

When winter comes, no matter whether your dog is afraid of the cold or not, as an owner, you must do a good job of keeping your dog warm to prevent respiratory diseases. As the weather gradually turns from cold to cold, when owners take their dogs out for a walk, they suddenly go from the greenhouse to the cold outdoors, and the stimulation of the cold air will cause the dog to cough. Not all coughs are affected by the environment. When some coughs are accompanied by symptoms such as excessive eye or nasal secretions, lethargy, loss of appetite, vomiting and diarrhea, it means that your dog has suffered from a respiratory disease and should be treated immediately. . Otherwise, acute bronchitis may transform into chronic or long-term symptoms, or it may become serious and cause death.

Keeping dogs warm in winter is the most important task. When you hear dogs sneezing, you should be more cautious to keep the disease at bay.