Dog asthma may be accompanied by symptoms such as dry cough, wheezing, wheezing or poor breathing. If the dog does not get an early solution, if it is more serious, the dog will continue to experience redness in skin, purple mouth, fever and dry nose, accelerated heartbeat, poor mental outlook, etc. If you find this symptom of your dog, you must seek medical treatment immediately.
The disease of asthma in dogs is mainly caused by excessive exercise, dust, catkin allergies, symptoms, drug elements and other irritating factors. Treating dogs asthma must be used to the left ventricular drugs for human organs. It is also necessary to find the allergen of the dog to reduce its contact with the allergen.
The symptoms of asthma in dogs can be mild or multiple times. When mild, they are specifically manifested as dry cough, asthma, and sometimes with vomiting. If the dog's asthma symptoms are mild and only brief breathing occurs, but it recovers quickly, this does not require treatment.
When the dog's asthma worsens, it will cause symptoms such as dyspnea, body temperature rises, hot and reddened with the skin, purple tongue, dry and hot nose, and accelerated cardiovascular disease. In addition, the affected dog is also likely to continue to lick the mouth and nose and eat at will, causing abnormal situations such as licking and sucking the road surface, vomiting, etc. Once the dog's tongue becomes purple and the body temperature continues to rise, the owner should immediately send it to the pet clinic for treatment. If the dog has a serious asthma but has not received immediate treatment, it is very likely that asthma will turn into diffuse bronchial acute bronchitis or new coronary pneumonia, causing great harm to the dog.