A puppy that sneezes but is in good spirits may be caused by foreign body irritation, colds, viral diseases, etc. If the dog does not have other symptoms and the frequency of sneezing is very low, it is generally normal and may be caused by inhaling dust, cold air, etc. However, if the dog still has symptoms such as coughing and runny nose, and the frequency of sneezing is relatively high, it may be caused by a cold or viral infection. At this time, you need to go to the pet hospital for examination immediately and consult a doctor for medication. treat.
1. Foreign body irritation
Dogs’ noses are very sensitive. If foreign bodies such as dust, hair, water, and irritating gases enter, causing discomfort in the dog’s nasal cavity, sneezing will occur. Condition. If this is the case, the owner can help the dog clean the nasal cavity and open the window for ventilation. Generally, the dog can return to normal after the irritation disappears.
2. Cold
If the dog sneezes and is accompanied by symptoms such as runny nose, cough, and fever, it is likely to have a cold. If the puppy is in good spirits, you can take some cold medicine according to the puppy's weight, and take measures to keep warm. Do not bathe, blow dry, or take him out. Generally, it can get better.
3. Viral diseases
If the puppy has not been vaccinated, sneezing may also be caused by canine coronavirus, canine parainfluenza virus and other viral diseases. Because the initial symptoms are very similar to those of a cold, including sneezing, runny nose, cough, fever and other symptoms, it is difficult for owners to distinguish. Therefore, it is recommended that owners take their dogs to the pet hospital to check for infectious diseases and take timely treatment measures.