Pet dogs will catch colds. There are roughly two types of colds in dogs. One is that the owner has no idea how to keep the dog warm when the seasons change. The second is that you may have contracted a cold virus outside. The symptoms of a cold in dogs are basically the same as those in humans, including runny nose, cough, fever, and loss of appetite. However, once your dog has a fever, please seek medical attention promptly. It is worth noting that the symptoms of colds and pre-canine distemper are consistent, especially for unvaccinated dogs or dogs that are in the vaccination period. It is recommended that owners go to the hospital for a canine distemper antigen test.

Notes on dog colds:

1. Simple colds generally rarely cause symptoms of vomiting and diarrhea, because these symptoms include gastroenteritis, parvovirus or canine distemper. caused, it is recommended that the owner be sent to the hospital for diagnosis first.

2. If you have a cold, you must keep warm. You can buy a pet electric blanket for your dog in winter. In summer, you should put your dog in a well-ventilated place.

3. The dog’s resistance decreases during a cold. The owner can supplement the dog’s nutrition to improve its immunity.