Nathaniel Devore
When your dog has a runny nose, this can be signs of many things including allergies or more serious health issues. If your dog is coughing, sneezing and lethargic. Please take your dog to the vet ASAP.
A dog runny nose may be a symptom of allergies or may also point to tumors or polyps in the nasal passages. The treatment of a runny nose will vary according to the factor causing it. It is important to get a clear diagnosis before applying any treatment, so you should see your vet.
Winter isn't the only time of year we have to worry about "catching" a cold, but it is the primary time for it. We're spending more time in closed quarters, with windows and doors shut tight and no way to escape the germs. It is only a matter of time before someone in the house becomes sick.
If your dog has a runny nose, you may not need to worry about it. The most common cause of a clear nasal discharge is just nervousness. Allergies are also a cause of a lot of runny noses. Neither of these problems will require a trip to the vet´s.
By: Dr. Fiona Caldwell Idaho Veterinary Hospital For Pets Best Insurance Duke is a sweet-as-pie male German Shorthaired Pointer. In his nine years he has been his owner's faithful hunting companion, flushing out birds and doing his breed-trademark pointing.
Advice on how to help your canine companion with the use of natural healing methods, herbs, etc.
