A husky’s runny nose may be caused by a cold

Symptoms of a husky’s cold include low energy, lethargy, and a tendency to lie down. The nose will be watery. Sneezing and coughing, please note that coughing is very similar to the symptoms of canine distemper, canine parainfluenza, and bronchitis. Conjunctival congestion, tearing, and loss of appetite. When the body temperature rises, usually when it reaches 39.5-40°C, you have a fever.

A husky’s runny nose may be due to rhinitis

In addition to a runny nose, the husky’s body temperature has not changed, the nasal mucosa is red and swollen, and the nasal fluid is pus-like or bloody. At this time, it is best for the owner to take the husky to the hospital for a check-up and ask the doctor to prescribe medication. After all, it is very painful for the dog to have a runny nose.

A Husky's runny nose may be caused by dust irritation

If there is a lot of dust in the environment where the Husky is located, or there is a pungent smell, it will cause the Husky's runny nose. At this time, the Husky only had symptoms of a runny nose, which was only temporary, and no other symptoms appeared. In this case, the owner only needs to take the dog away from the environment. Usually, the owner rarely takes the dog to play in dusty places, which is not good for the respiratory tract.

A husky’s runny nose may be caused by canine distemper

The symptoms of canine distemper first appear as upper respiratory tract infection. The dog’s body temperature rises, loss of appetite, lethargy, and water flowing from the eyes and nose. The discharge turns mucopurulent within 1-2 days. A blood test was performed at this time, which showed a decrease in the number of white blood cells and a decrease in phagocytic ability. There will be a remission period of 2-3 days thereafter, the body temperature will return to normal, and the spirit and appetite will improve. In the later stages of canine distemper, it can damage the dog's nerves and cause permanent damage.

What to do if your Husky has a runny nose

If your dog just has a common cold, you can just give it a subcutaneous injection to reduce the fever. Take one pill each of Bupleurum + Antongding, repeat it every 6 hours, and the dog's fever will subside soon. For ordinary fever, Xiaobupleurum granules can be taken orally, but human cold medicine cannot be taken, and paracetamol can be taken orally, and metamizole can be taken orally. If the dog’s fever is caused by a cold, oral antiviral granules are required.
If the dog's symptoms are abnormal, you can use the canine distemper test paper for testing. Once confirmed, you must send it to the hospital for treatment immediately. If the delay is serious, the dog may die.