How to Treat Dog Colds?

Treatment methods for dog colds:
1. Bupleurum injection 8 ml, one intramuscular injection.
2. 2 ml of 30% metamizole or metamizole, intramuscular injection, once a day. Compound aminopyrine 2 ml, intramuscular injection once.
3. To prevent complications, penicillin can be used, 40,000-80,000 units per kilogram of body weight, once intramuscularly, 3 times a day, and can be used for 3 days depending on the condition.
Symptoms of colds in dogs:
1. Runny nose: Dogs will have a runny nose after catching a cold, but be sure to pay attention to the shape and color of the nose. The nasal mucus is transparent and watery, not other colors or thick, and needs to be distinguished from other diseases.
2. Cough: Some dogs will cough when they have a cold, but the sound size is different.
3. Body temperature: When you find the above characteristics of your dog, you can see if the dog’s nose is hot.
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