Treatment methods for dog colds

When dogs have colds and diarrhea, the causes are different, and the treatment methods will also be different. The cause of the disease can be determined through laboratory tests, and accurate diagnosis and symptomatic treatment can be carried out in the short term to relieve cold symptoms. In the long term, it is necessary to improve the dog's immunity so that germs are less likely to invade.

Finding the cause can quickly relieve cold symptoms in the short term

1. Viral respiratory infections require viral treatment. Monoclonal antibodies and inhibitory proteins can be injected for canine distemper, and interferon can be used for other viral infections.

2. Bacterial respiratory problems usually require the use of antibiotics, pediatric cold medicine, etc. to control respiratory infections.

Depending on the severity of the cough, it is recommended to cooperate with aerosol treatment, fever, antipyretic, diarrhea and gastrointestinal drug treatment.

Frequent attacks, the long-term task is to improve the dog’s immunity

If your dog gets sick frequently and colds come and go, simple injections, medicine and seeing a doctor will no longer be able to solve the problem. That's your problem. You need to note thatyour dog may have low immunity, or the puppy may be in the immunodeficiency period and be susceptible to disease.

The canine immune system is a very complex system that needs to work together as a whole to crush invasions from bacteria, viruses, fungi, and attacks from newly formed cancer cells. In the puppy stage, there is an inherent "immune deficiency period" in biology - puppies will acquire a certain immunity from their mother after birth, but starting from the sixth week, this immunity will gradually decrease and disappear. , and the puppy's own immune system needs to be established in May, so the puppy is in the immunodeficiency period between the ages of 6 weeks and 5 months, and pathogens such as viruses and fungi can take advantage of the weakness and threaten the puppy. health and even life safety. The key is to ensure your dog’s health, reduce the risk of disease, and improve immunity!

How to improve your dog’s immunity

1. Provide your dog with a clean and tidy living environment.

2. Enhancing immunity is a process, and it can be improved through food in the beginning. It is recommended not to feed milk, as it may cause diarrhea; it is best to choose specialized colostrum food, which is more suitable for your dog's taste. The choice of colostrum food is very important, as it is related to the healthy foundation of the dog's life.

When choosing, try to choose colostrum food containing colostrum ingredients (such as bovine colostrum, canine colostrum), which can directly fight viruses. The immunoglobulins and lactoferrin in animal colostrum can be used in puppies. Antibodies are formed in the body to resist external viruses and bacteria, helping puppies to survive the immune deficiency period; try to choose dog food with animal protein as the first raw material (chicken and beef flavor as the first raw material).Special amino acids help the development of the puppy's immune system until the puppy reaches adulthood at 1 year old.

3. Get vaccinated regularly against colds and infectious diseases. Good immunity can prevent respiratory virus infections

Again, all poop scoopers, don't underestimate how dilute a cold can be. If dogs have cold symptoms, they should go to some reputable regular pet clinics to eliminate hidden dangers and prescribe appropriate medicines.

More importantly, when choosing food, whether it is natural food or grain-free food, the food that can improve the dog's own immunity is the best food. Only if the dog himself is stronger can he resist external harm and thrive.