The symptoms of colds in dogs are similar to those in humans, including runny nose, sneezing, coughing and fever. We found that we should take them to the hospital for treatment in time in the future. Do not choose human cold medicine for dogs, which may have unknown side effects. Dogs In addition to taking cold medicine, dogs should also pay attention to keeping warm and nutritional supplements when they have a cold.

Common symptoms of colds in dogs

1. Poor mental state and feeling depressed all day long.

2. There is often watery nasal mucus flowing out of the nostrils, which is not purulent nasal mucus.

3. Frequent sneezing and coughing, and difficulty eating.

4. The eyes are red, congested, and tears flow out of nowhere.

5. Poor appetite, significantly reduced sense of smell, listless even when smelling delicious dog food and desserts.

6. With fever symptoms, the body temperature is usually 39 to 40 degrees Celsius. Under normal circumstances, adult dogs should be between 36.5 and 37.5 degrees Celsius, and puppies are usually around 37 to 38 degrees Celsius.

Precautions for dogs with colds

1. Keep warm: When your dog catches a cold, if your body is shivering, you should take timely measures to keep warm.

1. Supplement nutrition: Dogs are relatively weak when they have a cold, so they should be given nutrition supplements in time, especially high-protein foods.

3. Dog bath: If the dog has a cold, giving the dog a hot bath can also help relieve the cold.

4. Strengthen exercise: Dog owners should strengthen their dogs’ daily cold-resistant exercises to enhance their dogs’ resistance to colds.

Tips:

Symptoms of colds can also occur in other diseases. We should pay attention to distinguish them and not treat other diseases as colds.