The difference between dog cold and infectious disease in winter

The difference between dog winter cold and infectious disease:

1. Symptoms of a dog’s cold: a dog’s true cold is a systemic symptom characterized by inflammation of the upper respiratory tract mucosa. The sick dog manifests as depression, coughing, pus-like nasal mucus, rapid breathing, elevated body temperature, chills and shivering, etc. If not treated in time, it may be associated with other diseases such as tracheitis and bronchitis.

2. Symptoms of canine infectious diseases: False colds are generally common in the early stages of infectious diseases, but in fact there are other special symptoms. When a dog is infected with the dog warm virus and becomes ill, the body temperature is generally two-way hot, and the body temperature is high and low. Most sick dogs have symptoms of eye droppings. In the early stage of parvovirus, it is mainly accompanied by main symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea, and generally vomiting first and then diarrhea. As long as the owner can observe carefully, he can still distinguish and judge.

Precautions for dogs with colds:

1. Keeping warm: Dogs must pay attention to keeping warm when they catch a cold, so as not to aggravate the cold. You can provide the dog’s parents with cushions, blankets, etc. to provide certain warming measures.

2. Quiet environment: A relatively quiet rest environment is conducive to the recovery of the disease.

3. Medication: You can prepare some cold medicines for dogs, such as Banlangen granules, or take them according to the doctor's advice.

4. Drink plenty of water: speed up the body's metabolism.

5. Physical cooling: If the dog has a fever (39.2°C), physical cooling can be done (alcohol wipe: abdomen, foot pads, auricle, inner thigh groin)