Treatment measures for dogs suffering from pharyngitis:

1. Place the dog in a warm, dry, well-ventilated and well-lit kennel, provide liquid food, and drink water frequently.

2. In order to promote the absorption of inflammatory exudates in dogs, warm water or white wine can be applied to the throat for 20 to 30 minutes each time, 2 to 3 times a day.

3. When the patient is severe and unable to eat, feeding should be stopped and 10-25% glucose solution can be injected intravenously to supplement nutrition. Severe cases should be combined with systemic therapy and injection of antibiotics or sulfa drugs.

Clinical symptoms of pharyngitis in dogs:

1. Swallowing disorder and salivation are the characteristics of this disease. The dog has difficulty swallowing food or spits out food pieces. A large amount of viscous saliva often accumulates in the mouth and flows out in the form of strings, or in large amounts when opening the mouth.

2. The dog’s head and neck are stretched and unwilling to move. When the pharynx is touched, the dog dodges, stretches its neck, shakes its head, and coughs.

3. Dogs suffer from swallowing disorders. Reduced food intake and rapid weight loss.

4. Secondary pharyngitis with obvious systemic symptoms.