Dog Health Care : How to Stop a Dog From Coughing With Kennel Cough

Dogs coughing with kennel cough can be treated with a veterinarian-prescribed codeine-like drug combined with antibiotics and anti-bacterial sprays. Have your dog’s kennel cough treated with advice from apracticing veterinarian in this free video on dog health care. Expert: Dr. Robert T. Pane Contact: www.southkendall.com Bio: Robert T. Pane, DVM, is a veterinarian in Miami, Florida. Filmmaker: Paul Muller

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For all types of coughs, frequently associated with boarding in kennels and exposure to other animals… More >>

HomeoPet Cough, 15 ml

Can a dog get kennel cough from being around other dogs even if up to date on all his shots?

I have 2 dogs, take them to the dog park and around other dogs often, One of the 2 sounds like he has a cough, the other does not. Just wondering if they can pick up kennel cough even if they have had all the immunizations? Just noticed it today, and…….yes I will be calling the vet 1st thing in the morning.

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What is Kennel Cough and is my dog at risk?

I was over my friends house today playing with him and running around in his back yard with him and his dog. Later when i got home, my mom got a call from my friends dad saying that my friends dog has kennel cough. Should i be concerned and what can happen to dogs from kennel cough?

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What can I do to soothe my dog’s kennel cough temporarily?

Mia, my dog with undiagnosed but probably kennel cough, made a lot of noise last night because she was hacking. What can I do to soothe her for tonight so I can sleep and she can, too?

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How to tell if a dog has kennel cough?

I am fostering a dog, she has been with me for a week. She came to us from a shelter. How can i tell if she has kennel cough? She just started making some “hacking” type noises, no sneezing though. Is there a way I can determine that its not just something stuck in her throat and that it could be kennel cough? Also, has it been too long since she was at the shelter for her to start symptoms now?

I want to understand if that is the likely case before calling the foster coordinator I worked with. Once I call them they will determine if she goes to the vet.
I just wanted to add a bit more about what she sounds like. I have never heard a dog with kennel cough, but I know my other dog “hacks” sometimes if he has something in his throat. Thats what she has been doing, and then she gags a little sometimes.

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My dog has kennel cough and the vet wants to put her on antibiotics?

My dog had the Bordetella Vaccine but was exposed to a dog that has kennel cough the next day. I’ve searched online and everything I’ve read says that to just let the disease run it’s course and the dog will be over it in 2 weeks. The vet assistant said that kennel cough doesn’t go away by itself. She said they would have to put my dog on two different antibiotics, one for inflammation and I can’t remember the other. I heard antibiotics are bad for the dogs immune system though. I tried to find a suppressant for kennel cough locally but didn’t have any luck.

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What can I do to soothe my dog’s kennel cough temporarily?

Mia, my dog with undiagnosed but probably kennel cough, made a lot of noise last night because she was hacking. What can I do to soothe her for tonight so I can sleep and she can, too?

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Is a dog who has had kennel cough likely to experience long-term respiratory problems?

A dog we wanted to adopt from the Humane Association is now on medical hold because of kennel cough (with a low grade fever). We would like to be educated as to whether or not we’ll be adopting a dog that can hopefully be healthy in the long term. My aunt has a lot of experience in dog training, and she says we absolutely shouldn’t get this dog–that dogs with kennel cough always have long-term respiratory problems, forever. This doesn’t seem to be in agreement with the research I have done. I was wondering what your thoughts are. He is also pretty thin. I have seen worse, but you can see his ribs at the moment. He may have been abused. Yet, he is sweet and friendly with people and other dogs, though seems a bit more subdued than one would expect of a dog his age (of course, he could’ve been sick when we observed this). Looking forward to your thoughts.
I appreciate the wonderful responses so far! Keep ‘em coming! I just want to reiterate that the dog did have a low grade fever. I don’t know if that means it’s more serious than a “common cold” or not?

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My dog has kennel cough. Is it normal for her to be sleeping alot?

My dog has kennel cough. She finished her medication 2 days ago but she is still coughing (only when she is not laying down) and still has drainage from her nose. Is it normal for her to be sleeping all day long?

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