Solutions to dog rhinitis:

1. If the rhinitis is mild, it may be cured without taking medicine.

2. If the dog has symptoms of rhinitis and the dog’s nasal fluid is thick, you can use warm saline or sodium bicarbonate solution to flush the nasal cavity.

3. If the symptoms are more severe rhinitis, you can choose to use boric acid solution, sodium bicarbonate solution, or potassium permanganate solution to rinse the dog's nasal cavity.

Causes of rhinitis in dogs:

1. When the weather is cold, the dog’s nasal mucosa is irritated, causing congestion, exudation, and even bacteria remaining in the nasal cavity. , followed by development and reproduction causing mucosal inflammation.

2. If the dog inhales ammonia, smoke, dust, pollen, insects, or some disinfectants, air fresheners and other pungent smelling things, it will directly irritate the dog's nasal cavity. mucosa, causing inflammation of the nasal mucosa.

3. Dog rhinitis may also be secondary to the spread of certain infectious diseases or inflammation of nearby organs. For example, infectious diseases such as canine distemper, influenza, bronchitis, nasal mites, pharyngitis, and sinusitis.