Solutions to dogs with purulent nose:

1. Antibiotics containing amoxicillin and other ingredients need to be used for treatment, and aerosol treatment is required if necessary. .

2. Pay attention to keeping the dog warm, and do not keep the dog in a room with too low temperature.

3. If the situation is serious, the dog should be sent to the hospital for treatment so as not to delay the best time for the dog’s treatment.

Causes of purulent nasal discharge in dogs:

1. Purulent nasal discharge in dogs may be caused by infection of the dog’s respiratory tract or viral diseases.

2. It may be caused by viral diseases, and may also cause symptoms such as loss of appetite, depression, diarrhea, and vomiting.

3. As the temperature drops, if the dog catches a cold and the cold becomes serious, it will lead to purulent nose and runny nose.