Puppy is a common pet that we have. In life, we often see many friends walking with their cute pets, which is very comfortable. However, when people get sick, there are dogs, especially when bathing their dogs in winter, if they accidentally catch a cold, it feels uncomfortable. Of course, the owner is also very anxious. Today, let’s see how we should give them medicine if they catch a cold so that they can recover faster.
When applying medicine to a dog, you must understand in detail the condition of the dog. Whether it is fever or sneezing, we should conduct symptomatic treatment according to the different symptoms. During the treatment, we found that it is not easy to feed the dog directly. Generally, the method is to crush the medicine, stir it in food or water, and let it take it. What medicine should I take when a puppy has a cold? We know that a cold is an upper respiratory tract infection. Some sick dogs will show bad mental state and do not want to eat. Some may even leak purulent secretions. For dogs suffering from severe colds, we generally use intramuscular injection for treatment. If the effect is not seen and the body temperature continues to rise, oral paracetamol and other fever-reducing drugs can be given. If the treatment is not timely, it is easy to cause deep infection to cause bronchial or lung infection.
Dogs are usually caused by viral infections. When observing the dog's condition, you will find that it is in poor mental condition and conjunctiva is congested and not thinking about eating. At this time, we need to take more meticulous care for the dog to help him recover faster. Currently, pet hospitals use bactericidal and anti-inflammatory drugs with Chinese patent medicines. When the dog is unwilling to eat, special attention should be paid to the diet. Give him some light food that is easy to digest, so that he can drink more water, measure his body temperature at any time during the day, observe the condition, and make records, so that he can describe the condition in more detail when seeking medical treatment, and better symptomatic treatment.