Dog Flu-Prevention and Treatment



Your canine can catch flu anytime, for any reason. Dog flu, if not treated on time can go on to become a huge problem for your pal. Here are some ways by which you can help your dog rid himself of the virus.

1.       Just like people your dog needs sufficient rest and liquids so keep him on a liquid diet. Make sure that your pet has a quiet, comfortable place to recover and plenty of water to drink.

2.       If your pet shows any signs that he is sick then it is important to keep him away from other dogs. Avoid dog parks, kennels, or any other place where he will be around a lot of dogs.

3.       Most dogs get better in 2-3 weeks so it is necessary that you are patient throughout the entire period of sickness.

4.       If you live in area where there has been an outbreak of dog flu, or your pet often comes into close contact with other dogs, it might be a good idea to get him vaccinated. The vaccine does not necessarily prevent the flu but will make it less severe.

5.       Prevention is better than cure. Since flu viruses are extremely good at adapting themselves to new environments, it becomes necessary that you keep your pooch well-guarded so that the virus does not attack him.


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