Comments on: What are Kennel Cough Symptoms? http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/what-are-kennel-cough-symptoms.html Dog and Cat Coughing Remedies, Dog Colds Mon, 16 Jan 2012 21:23:33 +0000 hourly 1 By: Admin http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/what-are-kennel-cough-symptoms.html/comment-page-1#comment-379 Admin Sun, 23 Jan 2011 02:29:19 +0000 http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/?p=8#comment-379 It's best you consult your vet about this condition right away. It’s best you consult your vet about this condition right away.

]]> By: Natasha http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/what-are-kennel-cough-symptoms.html/comment-page-1#comment-378 Natasha Sat, 22 Jan 2011 15:33:45 +0000 http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/?p=8#comment-378 I was told last night that if a cat with kennel cough wasn't treated within a couple of weeks of getting the kennel cough that it would die. Is thus true? I have had a dog with kennel cough and the dog didn't seem as though it was going to die. It just kept coughing, till I took it to the vet. Thank you for helping me on this matter. Natasha I was told last night that if a cat with kennel cough wasn’t treated within a couple of weeks of getting the kennel cough that it would die. Is thus true? I have had a dog with kennel cough and the dog didn’t seem as though it was going to die. It just kept coughing, till I took it to the vet. Thank you for helping me on this matter.

Natasha

]]> By: Admin http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/what-are-kennel-cough-symptoms.html/comment-page-1#comment-309 Admin Wed, 20 Oct 2010 20:00:47 +0000 http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/?p=8#comment-309 Hi Marcella, Hacking is one of the<a href="http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/what-are-kennel-cough-symptoms.html" rel="nofollow"> symptoms of kennel cough</a> but that doesn't mean your pet has kennel cough. It's better to consult a vet to determine the real cause of the hacking. In the mean time though do the following as a treatment to see if this will make him feel better. Make sure to keep him warm. Avoid using any collar instead use harness to restrain him. In addition, offer him water to drink more often than usual. Also don't forget to give him his favorite food as long as it's soft enough to go through an irritated or sore throat. Thanks for stopping by and leaving your comment. Wishing your dog a speedy recovery. Admin Hi Marcella,

Hacking is one of the symptoms of kennel cough but that doesn’t mean your pet has kennel cough. It’s better to consult a vet to determine the real cause of the hacking. In the mean time though do the following as a treatment to see if this will make him feel better. Make sure to keep him warm. Avoid using any collar instead use harness to restrain him. In addition, offer him water to drink more often than usual. Also don’t forget to give him his favorite food as long as it’s soft enough to go through an irritated or sore throat.

Thanks for stopping by and leaving your comment.

Wishing your dog a speedy recovery.

Admin

]]> By: marcella http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/what-are-kennel-cough-symptoms.html/comment-page-1#comment-308 marcella Wed, 20 Oct 2010 19:27:21 +0000 http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/?p=8#comment-308 my one year boxer is hacking and hacking sometimes with fits that lasts for 30 minutes she hasnt been throwing up but im really worried does it sounds lyk she could have kennel cough? marcella my one year boxer is hacking and hacking sometimes with fits that lasts for 30 minutes she hasnt been throwing up but im really worried does it sounds lyk she could have kennel cough?

marcella

]]> By: Admin http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/what-are-kennel-cough-symptoms.html/comment-page-1#comment-303 Admin Mon, 11 Oct 2010 00:27:13 +0000 http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/?p=8#comment-303 Hi Pat, It’s great that you’ve taken the sick one to the Vet right away. You’re also taking all the precaution to make sure that whatever is making your dog sick not to be transmitted to the other dogs. I applaud you in taking action and going with your gut to protect the dogs that are well. It may or may not be kennel cough but the bottom line is that you didn’t want to take chances. It’s good that you’ve started giving them Nutrical dietary supplement as this will boost their energy and help them stay strong and healthy. Make sure to contact your Vet if you are not sure about anything. It’s seems that you’re doing everything right under the circumstances. Hope your dog will feel better soon. Sincerely, Annie Hi Pat,

It’s great that you’ve taken the sick one to the Vet right away. You’re also taking all the precaution to make sure that whatever is making your dog sick not to be transmitted to the other dogs. I applaud you in taking action and going with your gut to protect the dogs that are well. It may or may not be kennel cough but the bottom line is that you didn’t want to take chances.

It’s good that you’ve started giving them Nutrical dietary supplement as this will boost their energy and help them stay strong and healthy. Make sure to contact your Vet if you are not sure about anything. It’s seems that you’re doing everything right under the circumstances. Hope your dog will feel better soon.

Sincerely,

Annie

]]> By: Pat http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/what-are-kennel-cough-symptoms.html/comment-page-1#comment-302 Pat Thu, 07 Oct 2010 14:54:47 +0000 http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/?p=8#comment-302 Forget to tell you all the other dogs are up-to-date on vaccines - including Bordetella - Bichon is also up to date and has had bordetella vaccine. Forget to tell you all the other dogs are up-to-date on vaccines – including Bordetella –
Bichon is also up to date and has had bordetella
vaccine.

]]> By: Pat http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/what-are-kennel-cough-symptoms.html/comment-page-1#comment-301 Pat Thu, 07 Oct 2010 14:23:05 +0000 http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/?p=8#comment-301 Hi Admin: I have a rescue bichon which is probably 8-10 years old. Three days ago he started honking like a duck and retching, nothing came up. First thought he had a bully stick caught in his throat - so I brought him to my vets -he was left there for a number of hours and they did a 1-side chest x-ray and also down the trachea - nothing stuck, also no coughing for hours - went to pick him up and there he went HONKING - the vet heard this and said it sounded like a trachea problem - put him on cough medice - next day he was worse - brought him back for a blood test - Extremely high white cell count and the coughting increased- put him on antibiotics. I have 6 other dogs in my home including a 4 month old puppy -I was told NO it is not Kennel Cough - I am seperating him from the other dogs but, bacterial does fly. I placed all the dogs on Nutri-cal twice a day - hoping that I have prevented what my Vet said was not kennel cough. Could you please response. Respectfully Pat Hi Admin:
I have a rescue bichon which is probably 8-10 years old. Three days ago he started honking like a duck and retching, nothing came up. First thought he had a bully stick caught in his throat – so I brought him to my vets -he was left there for a number of hours and they did a 1-side chest x-ray and also down the trachea – nothing stuck, also no coughing for hours – went to pick him up and there he went HONKING – the vet heard this and said it sounded like a trachea problem – put him on cough medice – next day he was worse – brought him back for a blood test – Extremely high white cell count and the coughting increased- put him on antibiotics. I have 6 other dogs in my home including a 4 month old puppy -I was told NO it is not Kennel Cough – I am seperating him from the other dogs but, bacterial does fly. I placed all the dogs on Nutri-cal twice a day – hoping that I have prevented what my Vet said was not kennel cough. Could you please response.
Respectfully Pat

]]> By: Admin http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/what-are-kennel-cough-symptoms.html/comment-page-1#comment-291 Admin Sun, 26 Sep 2010 16:21:53 +0000 http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/?p=8#comment-291 Hi Liz, Thanks for stopping by at our site to ask a question. There may be some mild side effects that your pet could be experiencing. Nothing alarming as long as the symptoms are mild. Here are some more information about <a href="http://www.pet-informed-veterinary-advice-online.com/vaccine-side-effects.html" rel="nofollow">parvo vaccine side effects </a>if you want to read further. Hope your pet feels better soon. Admin Hi Liz,

Thanks for stopping by at our site to ask a question. There may be some mild side effects that your pet could be experiencing. Nothing alarming as long as the symptoms are mild. Here are some more information about parvo vaccine side effects if you want to read further.

Hope your pet feels better soon.

Admin

]]> By: liz http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/what-are-kennel-cough-symptoms.html/comment-page-1#comment-290 liz Sun, 26 Sep 2010 07:47:30 +0000 http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/?p=8#comment-290 our 4 year old lab just recently started having coughing/gagging fits with a crackling exhale every now and then. We have noticed it for about 2 days now, and it's most prevalent when he is laying down or in the middle of the night. He just received the Parvo vaccine on Sept 15. Is it possible he could be showing symptoms from the vaccine? He is otherwise fine, so we are not sure if he should see the vet. our 4 year old lab just recently started having coughing/gagging fits with a crackling exhale every now and then. We have noticed it for about 2 days now, and it’s most prevalent when he is laying down or in the middle of the night. He just received the Parvo vaccine on Sept 15. Is it possible he could be showing symptoms from the vaccine? He is otherwise fine, so we are not sure if he should see the vet.

]]> By: Admin http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/what-are-kennel-cough-symptoms.html/comment-page-1#comment-289 Admin Sat, 25 Sep 2010 10:50:36 +0000 http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/?p=8#comment-289 It's possible for your pet still to have these symptoms. If they're mild, you can let it run its course otherwise, consider taking to the Vet and hear what they may suggestion. Good luck and thanks for stopping. Admin It’s possible for your pet still to have these symptoms. If they’re mild, you can let it run its course otherwise, consider taking to the Vet and hear what they may suggestion.

Good luck and thanks for stopping.
Admin

]]> By: Emma hannaford http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/what-are-kennel-cough-symptoms.html/comment-page-1#comment-288 Emma hannaford Sat, 25 Sep 2010 07:05:16 +0000 http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/?p=8#comment-288 Hi,my lab has had the kennel cough vac,and he now has started coughing in the morning and evening,and he has vomited White flem,could he still get it if he's had the vac? Just wondered as we have just got another puppy. Hi,my lab has had the kennel cough vac,and he now has started coughing in the morning and evening,and he has vomited White flem,could he still get it if he’s had the vac?
Just wondered as we have just got another puppy.

]]> By: Admin http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/what-are-kennel-cough-symptoms.html/comment-page-1#comment-259 Admin Tue, 31 Aug 2010 13:52:13 +0000 http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/?p=8#comment-259 Hi Shannen, Thanks for stopping by at our site and leaving your question. See if you can treat your pet with these <a href="http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/kennel-cough-home-treatment.html" rel="nofollow">kennel cough home treatment options</a>. If not, you may want to take it to a vet. Hope your dog will feel better soon. Admin Hi Shannen,

Thanks for stopping by at our site and leaving your question. See if you can treat your pet with these kennel cough home treatment options. If not, you may want to take it to a vet. Hope your dog will feel better soon.

Admin

]]> By: Shannen http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/what-are-kennel-cough-symptoms.html/comment-page-1#comment-258 Shannen Tue, 31 Aug 2010 12:44:38 +0000 http://www.kennelcoughsymptoms.org/?p=8#comment-258 Hi we just adopted a 18month old dog last Friday. It had come to our attention he may have kennel cough ! He was de-sexed before we took him from the shelter, so he is on a antibiotic already, what do you reckon we should do? He is coughing up the white flem Thanks Shannen Hi we just adopted a 18month old dog last Friday. It had come to our attention he may have kennel cough !
He was de-sexed before we took him from the shelter, so he is on a antibiotic already, what do you reckon we should do?
He is coughing up the white flem
Thanks
Shannen

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