What to do if your Labrador has a runny nose

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Sarah Johnson

Healthcare Technology Correspondent

What to do if your Labrador has a runny nose
Some labradors with sensitive constitutions will have adverse reactions such as runny noses and sneezing when exposed to irritating things such as peppers, onions, peppercorns, garlic, pollen, and grass. At this time, the owner needs to promptly treat them. Put these allergens in places that are hard for dogs to reach.

If it is caused by a cold, you need to take special cold medicine for pets and take measures to keep warm. If you are infected with viruses such as canine distemper, which is a serious infectious disease and is extremely harmful to your dog, it is recommended to consult a doctor immediately for medication.

Labrador's runny nose may be caused by too much indoor dust and bacteria. At this time, the owner should clean it up in time. It is best to use disinfectant in the dog cages and kennels where Labrador dogs usually live. Soak, wash, and then place under a strong flame for disinfection and sterilization, and then open doors and windows for ventilation.