Tibetan Terrier cold treatment and care methods:
What should the owner do if he accidentally catches a cold while bathing the Tibetan Terrier? In fact, dog colds are a relatively common problem, but some owners are not particularly experienced in raising dogs and they do not know when their dogs catch a cold. How to deal with it, don’t worry, the editor below will give you some effective measures to treat the cold of Tibetan Terrier. I hope it can help relieve the cold symptoms of your Tibetan Terrier.
1. Keep your dog warm in a timely manner
When the Tibetan Terrier catches a cold, the owner should keep it warm in time. You can wear clothes to keep it warm, and add bedding to prevent the dog from lying on the cold floor. Prepare a small mat for it to lie down on. , so as not to aggravate the condition of a cold.
2. Feed some dog-specific cold medicine
When dogs catch a cold, their resistance is relatively weak, so owners should take timely measures to avoid aggravating the condition. They should give them an appropriate amount of cold medicine, such as Wang Xiangmao Ling, to relieve their dogs’ cold symptoms ( Never give human drugs to dogs without authorization, to avoid more serious consequences).
3. Enrich the dog’s food and supplement nutrition
Although dogs will lose their appetite when they have a cold, owners cannot ignore them. They must provide them with nutrients in time to improve their resistance, so that they can have the physical strength to fight the virus and defeat the disease. You can give them some relatively light food, such as lean meat porridge, vegetable porridge and some fresh fruits and vegetables, to help them supplement their nutrition and strive to help the dog recover as soon as possible and get rid of the trouble of colds as soon as possible.
The above are effective measures to treat Tibetan Terrier colds. However, when the dog’s cold symptoms cannot be suppressed, the owner should take the dog to the hospital for professional treatment in time to avoid delaying the treatment time and endangering the dog’s health. .
