Diseases that dogs are prone to get during the change of seasons: Parasites
Dogs are very susceptible to parasitic diseases in autumn. In fact, the eggs of many parasites are infected in summer, and they will not be infected until autumn. When it arrives, it breaks out of the egg and becomes a parasite. Common parasites in autumn are: fleas and ticks. The only way to prevent it is to bathe your dog on time and deworm your dog regularly.
Diseases that dogs are prone to get during the change of seasons: Diarrhea
When autumn enters, the temperature will drop sharply, and the dog's hair cannot be replaced in a short period of time. This causes a large number of dogs to catch colds during seasonal changes, leading to diarrhea. If the owner feeds the dog cold food, it may increase the possibility of diarrhea in the dog. The best thing for owners to do is to buy some gastrointestinal health medicines for their dogs in autumn and mix them with food to ensure the smooth digestion of their dogs.
Diseases that dogs are prone to get during the change of seasons: colds
The temperature changes in autumn are more drastic. At this time, in addition to easily causing the dog's stomach to catch cold and diarrhea, it will also have an impact on the dog's respiratory tract. . Moreover, when the number of people and dogs with colds increases, outdoor activities may cause dogs to be infected by cold bacteria and develop symptoms such as fever and cough. What owners can do is to take their dogs out to bask in the sun and run more often to enhance their dogs' resistance. If your dog unfortunately catches a cold, it is best to provide the dog with a soft mat to avoid catching a second cold in the belly, and take the dog to the doctor in time.
Diseases that dogs are prone to get when the seasons change: kennel cough
Kennel cough, the full name is "canine infectious tracheobronchitis". When you see this name, you know how terrible this disease is. This is a contagious disease. Generally, as long as one dog suffers from kennel cough, it is likely to be transmitted to the dogs around him. The disease initially presents with symptoms such as coughing, vomiting and increased water intake, and later develops into more serious symptoms such as severe coughing, fever and loss of appetite. If your dog shows the above symptoms, you must go to a pet hospital for diagnosis and isolation treatment, and all the dog’s daily necessities must be disinfected and cleaned.
