Canine distemper should be ruled out when a dog has a cold and lacks energy

The dog does not eat, is listless, and has a body temperature that exceeds the normal range (normal body temperature for adult dogs: 37.5℃-38.5℃, puppies: 38.5 ℃-39℃), it is recommended to purchase canine distemper test paper for pets, or send it directly to the doctor for examination, because the early symptoms of canine distemper are very similar to those of a cold, so avoid delaying the condition due to your own mistakes in judgment.

Dogs have a cold and are not energetic and need to supplement their nutrition

Dogs are relatively weak during a cold. If they want to get better quickly, they must supplement their nutritional intake. The dog owner can choose the dog's food based on his usual taste. Feed dog food, canned food or dried meat. Heating the food to increase the aroma will help stimulate the dog's appetite. If you really don’t want to eat, you can feed some chicken soup to supplement nutrition, and combine it with ginger soup to drive away the cold.

Glucose can be fed to dogs with colds

You can try adding glucose to rice soup and feeding it to your dog. The dog may be weak because of lack of energy. Glucose can quickly replenish energy. You can also give some to your dog. Nutritional ointment, please keep warm.

Dogs with colds need to take medicine on time and in the right amount

You can feed pets special cold medicine, such as Gan Ke Ling. Various oral liquids against cold viruses, take 1 tube a day, 2 times a day. "Amoxicillin" can also be taken orally. A pet dog weighing 10 kg should take about 100 mg. According to this ratio, it should be taken twice a day for one week. For dogs that are unwilling to take medicine, the owner can try to use a syringe (throw away the needle part) to give the medicine. During this period, the dog's nose and body will be massaged to promote blood circulation and ventilation, which will be helpful to the treatment.