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Kennel Cough

visit our site http://kennelcough.org for more information on Kennel Cough. The answer to the common inquiry "What is Kennel cough in young puppies", is rather straightforward and I am discussing it with you in this article. So first of all, this disorder can be captured by all dogs, without dependence on the age or the bread of the pet dog. Understanding the symptoms of Kennel cough is critical to your pet's wellness and happiness.

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Kennel Cough

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  1. What is Kennel coughin Dogs? This is a virus that may have elements of a bacteria that affects a dog's upper respiratory system that results in prolonged coughing. Left untreated, this will generally run its course in 10 to 20 days depending on the immune system of the dog.

  2. Kennel Cough Kennel cough is an infection in the upper respiratory system that can cause canine distemper, canine adenovirus infection, canine respiratory corona virus infection or canine parainfluenza virus infection. Bordetella and virus may affect dogs, and such infections may occur at the same time. Though the condition is contagious, it spreads faster in kennels confined in closed quarters. To be able to determine the condition and address it immediately, it will be important for pet owners to learn the symptoms of this dog condition.

  3. Kennel Cough Symptoms Treatment of Kennel cough can usually be handled at home. There is no outright cure and most cases clear up on their own in one to two weeks. Some cases will need the help of a veterinarian, however. There are some antibiotics that your vet may prescribe. Veterinarians will sometimes administer other treatments to help lessen the symptoms and make the dog more comfortable during recovery. You can give them a tablespoon of honey each day to help alleviate some of the discomfort that comes with constant coughing. Sometimes an electric humidifier can help and some veterinarians recommend using something like Vicks humidifiers that add treatments to the air to help with breathing.

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