What are the symptoms of a dog's cold and fever?

Symptoms of a dog's cold and fever include the following aspects:

1) Poor appetite: When dogs have a cold and fever, they usually lose appetite and may vomit or diarrhea.

2) Asthma and cough: Inflammation caused by cold virus and bacteria will affect the respiratory system and cause asthma or cough.

3) Snoring and sneezing: When dogs have a cold and fever, they often have symptoms such as runny nose, tears and sneezing.

4) Elevated body temperature: When a dog has a fever, the body temperature usually rises, and the normal body temperature should be around 38℃-39℃.

2. The reason why dogs catch a cold

There are many kinds of viruses and bacteria that cause dogs to catch cold, including canine parvovirus, canine coronavirus, adenovirus, carinivirus and so on. Dogs may also catch a cold from prolonged exposure to cold weather.

In addition, the occurrence of cold symptoms in dogs is also related to the age, health and living environment of dogs, such as older dogs, sick dogs and dogs with other diseases.

3. How to prevent dogs from catching a cold and having a fever?

Here are some effective measures to prevent dogs from catching a cold and having a fever:

1) Immunization: Immunization can help dogs prevent some virus infections and reduce the probability of catching a cold and having a fever.

2) Keep warm: In cold weather, dogs need to keep warm. You can choose to wear warm clothes or prepare a warm place for your dog.

3) Balanced diet and nutrition: keep the dog nutritious, improve immunity and reduce the risk of infection.

4) Regular physical examination: find physical abnormalities in time and seek medical advice in time.

4. How to treat a dog with a cold and fever?

Here are some ways to treat dogs with a cold and fever:

1) Keep rest: Proper rest can help dogs recover their strength and relieve their illness.

2) Drug treatment: If the symptoms are not too serious, you can use some drugs to treat colds and fever under the guidance of veterinarians.

3) Pay attention to diet: provide a nutritious diet for dogs and help them recover their physical strength.

4) Regular inspection and follow-up: Observe the dog's condition in time, report to the veterinarian at any time, and adjust the treatment plan in time.