Treatment methods for canine bronchitis:

1. The main treatment method is antibacterial and anti-inflammatory. You can use Viproda. Viproda is specially developed by Pointe for dogs and cats. Antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs. Generally, dogs with disease symptoms caused by inflammation can use Vipuda to reduce inflammation. Use Noxofen to help sick dogs eliminate phlegm and cough, stop exudation, and use antibiotics to improve the puppy's body resistance.

2. During the treatment process, ensure that the sick dog’s trachea is unobstructed so that it can breathe smoothly. When severe respiratory diseases occur, it needs to be given oxygen to prevent hypoxia.

3. Provide the sick dog with a warm and humid recuperation environment, inject the dog with antibiotics to prevent viral infection, provide the dog with adequate nutrition and sleep, and prevent the sick dog from feeling uncomfortable and affecting the healing process. In addition, the nasal secretions must be cleaned regularly to ensure that the sick dog is adequately hydrated. After slowly adjusting, the sick dog can recover on its own.

The symptoms of canine bronchitis are:

1. In the early stages of canine bronchitis, there will be a severe dry cough, which will later turn into a mild wet cough, often accompanied by mucopurulent nasal discharge. Symptoms of fluid; in severe cases, spasmodic coughing may occur, which makes sick dogs very uncomfortable.

2. The sick dog is intolerant to exercise and is unwilling to exercise, or will be very tired after a short period of exercise, feeling short of breath and difficulty breathing, and sometimes visible mucosal cyanosis can be seen.

3. Sick dogs will be listless, feel tired easily, like to lie on the ground, and are often drowsy. No matter who sees them, they will feel extremely distressed.

4. Decreased appetite or anorexia. Dogs suffering from bronchitis will have an uncomfortable throat, greatly reduced appetite, and even anorexia, which may lead to weight loss or dehydration.