Dog colds may be transmitted to dogs. Dog colds mainly present symptoms of the upper respiratory tract. The main upper respiratory tract infections in dogs include the common cold in dogs and viral colds caused by canine distemper. For common colds, Sexual colds are not transmitted between dogs. Viral colds caused by canine distemper are highly contagious, and dogs with low immunity will be infected quickly.

Care methods for dogs with colds:

1. Keep warm. Common colds in dogs are mostly caused by large temperature differences and colds. It is necessary to keep warm, do not let the dog sleep directly on the floor, and do not let it blow the air conditioner frequently.

2. Supplement water and nutrients. When your dog has a cold, you can give it more water or some goat milk powder. Goat milk powder is rich in nutrients.

3. Take a good rest. When your dog is sick, you can reduce the frequency and time of going out and give your dog enough time to recover.

4. Eat a light diet. When your dog has a cold, you can feed it high-nutrition, light dog food, and usually feed it fruits and vegetables rich in vitamin C.

5. Antiviral treatment. If you are infected with canine distemper or canine parainfluenza virus, conventional treatment methods are generally less effective and require the use of biological agents, such as interferon and other drugs.

6. Physical cooling. If the dog is accompanied by a fever, physical cooling can be done.

7. Medication. You can prepare some cold medicine for your dog, such as isatis granules, or take it according to the doctor's advice.