The more common clinical causes of colds include canine distemper virus, parainfluenza virus, bacterial infection, mycoplasma and chlamydial infection. Exposure to pathogens, such as playing and living with sick dogs, or living in a dirty and messy environment, will increase the probability of getting sick. Catch a cold is also a trigger for the respiratory system. When the temperature difference is relatively large in spring and autumn, if you bathe frequently and fail to dry yourself in time, it is easy to catch a cold and then cause a cold.

Precautions for dogs with colds:

1. Keep warm: If your dog has a cold, you must pay attention to keeping warm to prevent the cold from worsening. You can give your dog Parent mats, blankets, etc., provide certain measures of warmth.

2. Adequate rest: A relatively quiet rest environment is conducive to recovery.

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

4. Drink more water: speed up body metabolism.

5. Physical cooling: If the dog is accompanied by a fever (39.2℃), physical cooling can be done (alcohol wipe: abdomen, foot pads, auricles, inner thigh groin).