Sometimes symptoms of a cold in a dog are really indicative of a different illness.
Some serious diseases can give them these symptoms including distemper and bordetella (kennel cough) if they are not up to date on their vaccinations.
Chronic coughing in a dog can also be a sign of heart problems, especially if the coughing occurs when they are excited, playing hard, or especially active. Heart worms can cause some cold-like symptoms, too, especially in mosquito season and if they have not been on preventive medicine.
They cough when they have an obstruction or foreign body in their throat or windpipe (trachea).
They may just be coughing to clear their throats and sneezing because they got dust up their noses, but be sure to have your vet examine them. Keep them separate from other dogs and give them their own separate food and water bowls, keep them dry and warm in good shelter, keep them quiet and calm, and make sure they have plenty of very fresh and clear water at all times.
Please do not use human medications for a dog.
If you have not yet, ask your dog's vet. Sometimes symptoms like a cold in a dog can represent serious disease or infections.
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I dont think so.
You take the dog to the vet. The vet will know what is best for the dog
No, because if you think of it a dog can't give you a cold, so if a dog liked you where a wort is you dog wouldn't get a wort
my dog is seven years old she had a cold can i give her 250 milligram of amoxicillin antibiotics and how often.
A dog should never receive any medication which wasn't prescribed or recommended for it by your Vet. In particular, there aren't "cold medicines" for dogs and human cold medicines can cause them harm. If you have questions about a medicine your Vet prescribed for your nursing dog, you should call the prescribing Vet.
I recommend you don't clariton is for PEOPLE not for dog. GEt specially-made for dogs medivcine, for whatever cold it has
What is a Feist dog? For your answer, how much cold can you withstand? Then that is your answer.
If your dog is an outside dog and the dog itself is that cold then you need to warm him/her up. If it is an inside dog and it is just cold outside, then your dog will normally try and hurry up so it can return to the indoors.
First, you should give her/him cold water and fresh food. Right after that you should put it to sleep.
Cold Dog Soup - film - was created in 1990.