You can tell whether your dog has a cold by looking at its symptoms. The symptoms of a cold in dogs are as follows:

1. Sneezing, runny nose, coughing and vomiting.

2. Drowsiness, elevated body temperature, and poor spirits.

3. Loss of appetite, not drinking water, or even not eating or drinking for several days.

4. A small number of people may also experience diarrhea.

5. Body fever, dry and cracked nose, red bloodshot eyes, watery eyes, etc.

How to prevent dogs from catching colds:

1. Keep your dog warm at ordinary times, dry it immediately after bathing, and do not let your dog catch cold, which is the cause of colds. A very important factor in catching a cold.

2. Strengthen the dog’s daily exercise, improve the dog’s physical fitness, and increase non-specific immunity.

3. When influenza is prevalent, try not to take your dog out to avoid contact with sick dogs.