KENNEL COUGH SYMPTONS | AN IN DEPTH LOOK

Are you looking for kennel cough symptoms? We will discuss the symptoms, treatment, and prevention of kennel cough along with some home remedies. Wouldn抰 you rather prevent kennel cough? I think you will because if you do not already realize it humans can contract kennel cough from their pets. Imagine how you would feel if your pets got it and then passed it on to your children.

SYMPTOMS OF KENNEL COUGH ARE:

Dry harsh cough

Gagging and/or vomiting

Loss of appetite

MORE SEVERE SYMPTOMS ARE:

Nasal discharge

Fever

Cough that produces phlegm

Depression

Green mucus

If your dog or cat has developed coughing with green mucus then take it to your vet right away.

PREVENTION OF KENNEL COUGH:

You cannot afford to leave kennel cough untreated and expose your family. The best thing to do is prevent it in the first place by getting your pets vaccinated against the infection. This is called a bordetella vaccine. While very effective it is not 100% and must be given every 6 months.

HOME REMEDIES:

Think of kennel cough as a form of a cold in your pets. Just like in humans we can have sore throats along with the cold. In puppies cough syrups are reported being used to soothe the throat tissues by using pediatric robitussen.
Herbal treatments using Bryonia C6 are being used to clear mucus plantago lanceolata is being used to expel mucus.

PROTECTING YOUR FAMILY:

Because humans can contract kennel cough ,especially people with suppressed immune systems , it is best to take a few steps to try to prevent family members from catching kennel cough (upper respiratory infections in humans).
Practice good hygiene by hand washing after handling your pet and do not kiss your pet on it抯 mouth. Use common sense and take other steps you would to prevent spreading colds in your home.

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