Remedies for a dog's kennel cough

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KENNEL COUGH R E M E D I E S F O R D O G ' S

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Consistent dry and hacking cough

Puking with the production of white color foam Continuous cough at night

In severe condition, the symptoms may change, and it’s better to seek a vet’s help during this condition;

Loss of appetite Fever Difficulty in breathing Lack of interest in daily activities

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HUMIDIFIERS CAN HELP

Humidifiers are found helpful in giving relief. Place a small humidifier near the dog near their resting area.

HONEY IS A GREAT REMEDY

Honey is found to be a great home remedy for kennel cough. It relaxes the throat and reduces the cough.

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TRY A STEAM TREATMENT

Giving steam treatment to the dog can help in congestion in the throat. Steaming can be given during shower time.

ENSURE TO KEEP THE DOG HYDRATED

It’s not only helpful in coughing but for overall health; keeping hydrated is important. So, ensure that your dog drinks enough water.

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AVOID EXPOSING THE DOG FROM SMOKE AND DUST

If you want the pet to recover fast, it’s good to keep him away from smoke, dust, or other irritants.

TRY GIVING A COUGH SUPPRESSANT

If your dog is continuously coughing, you may consider giving a coughing suppressant after getting approval from the veterinarian.

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HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO SETTLE DOWN THE COUGH?

If the dogs suffer from a mild cough, it usually lasts for one to two weeks and recovers with proper care and treatment for kennel cough.

If the symptoms are serious, the cough may last up to three to six weeks and take much time to recover.

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