1. Why can’t dogs take human cold medicine?
Dogs’ body structure is different from that of humans, and the medicines they take are also different. Dogs cannot eat human cold medicine without permission. Cold medicine, otherwise drug poisoning is likely to occur, causing disorders in various organs of the body and affecting life.
2. Causes and symptoms of dog colds
Dog colds may be caused by bacterial and viral infections, and may cause symptoms such as coughing, runny nose, sneezing, and shortness of breath. If it is not improved in time, fever may occur and it will also affect the normal activities of the body.
3. Treatment methods for dog colds
If it is a bacterial infection, you can take pet-specific antibiotics under the guidance of a doctor; if it is a viral infection, you need to take it as directed by your doctor. Dedicated antiviral drugs improve. If the body temperature is below 38°C, you can use a warm towel to wipe the body to achieve a cooling effect. If the body temperature is above 38.5°C, you need to follow the doctor's advice and take pet-specific antipyretic drugs for improvement.
4. Daily care for dogs after catching a cold
During a cold, the dog needs to drink more warm water, which can speed up the body's metabolism and maintain the body's operation. It also needs to ensure Get enough sleep, keep the surrounding environment quiet, and add more bedding when sleeping to avoid catching cold, which will worsen the cold and affect the recovery time.