What medicine should a Miniature Pinscher take for a runny nose?
In the process of raising fawn dogs, there may be times of improper feeding or improper care. At this time, the fawn dog is prone to getting sick and has a cold and runny nose. In the early stages of a dog's cold, the nose will be runny, and the nose will be clear, and in the later stage, the nose will be purulent. By the time you get to the final approach, you will be even drier and less sweaty.
1. Drug treatment
You can take oral amoxicillin, about 100 milligrams based on a body weight of ten kilograms, three times a day for a week; you can also take oral antiviral cold oral liquid, drink one tube a day, twice a day; Taking cold granules is also very effective. These are Chinese patent medicines with mild properties and do not have many side effects on dogs. Just take half a bag at a time;
2. Massage therapy
Gu Xiaolu went to massage the wings of her nose on both sides, or her whole body. This can effectively promote blood circulation and ventilation, and is very effective in treating runny noses.
3. Food therapy
A pet research association in the United States has the latest confirmation that drinking chicken soup is very effective in treating colds and runny noses; secondly, you can eat more carrots or brown sugar water. Of course, drinking honey water can also Very useful;
4. Bath treatment
Although dogs have a cold, fever and runny nose, if you are used to washing your fawn dog's face with cold water, no matter it is spring, summer, autumn or winter, it can effectively prevent colds and runny noses.
5. Steam treatment
You prepare a bowl of boiling water, let the dog breathe above the boiling water, and perform steam treatment. Doing it twice a day can also speed up the dog's return to normal breathing and prevent a runny nose.
6. Vinegar treatment
If your dog’s runny nose is severe, you can slowly drip a few drops of vinegar into its nostrils, which can effectively sterilize the dog. At the same time, attention should also be paid to measures to keep the fawn dog warm.
