The puppy has a yellow and thick nose, and the dog has a cold and yellow nose The dog s yellow nose

Dogs in their young age have increased nasal discharge and purulent nasal discharge, which may be caused by the following reasons: caused by viral diseases, such as canine plague virus, parainfluenza virus, etc.; A bacterial infection causes the dog to suffer from pneumonia. It is recommended to take the dog to the pet hospital for relevant examinations, such as blood routine, inflammatory response protein, canine plague virus, parainfluenza virus and chest X-ray to confirm the dog's specific **.

The common cold can also cause pus and nasal discharge in dogs, but dogs with yellow pus nasal discharge often have colds that are more serious, if the dog yellow pus nasal discharge has been for a long time, there is no slightest improvement, and there are panting symptoms, at this time, the dog is likely to have a respiratory infection, at this time should be given to the dog in time to prevent further derivation of pneumonia, if the dog in addition to the nasal discharge pus, there is also a fever, dysphagia, diarrhea symptoms, At this time, the dog is likely to have a viral infection.

Puppy runny nose to observe the color of the puppy's nose, if it is transparent color, the dog may have a cold and fever, if it is green, it may be canine distemper or pneumonia. 1. If the dog's snot is transparent, it may be a cold and fever, you can touch your nose, whether it is dry and hot, if so, it is estimated that it is a fever. 2. If the dog's snot is yellow-green, it may be canine distemper or pneumonia and needs to be sent to the hospital**.

Once the dog is sick, it will show: depression, loss of appetite or abolition, conjunctival flushing, shy and tearful eyes, coughing, pus-like nasal discharge, rapid breathing, increased body temperature, chills and shivering, if not timely**, it may be complicated by tracheitis, bronchitis and other diseases.

1. The dog has a cold and runny nose.

2. The puppy has a cold that changes from a clear nose to a yellow snot.

3. The dog began to clear his nose and now turns yellow.

4. Is it better for the dog's yellow nose to clear the nose?

1.There may be the following reasons for the dog to change from runny nose to yellow nose: 1. The cold has intensified, and it may also cause pneumonia, which will cause the dog to have yellow nose, and fever, pulmonary crackles and other symptoms, and take it to the hospital for examination in time**.

2.Canine distemper virus infection, may be before the incubation period, so the symptoms are not particularly obvious, and later manifested as the obvious period of symptoms, it is recommended that the owner test the virus and then **.

There are many reasons for purulent and yellow nasal discharge in dogs, the most common cause is respiratory tract infection, and it may also be caused by canine distemper, canine parainfluenza, pneumonia and other diseases. There are many reasons for purulent and yellow nasal discharge in dogs, the most common cause is respiratory tract infection, and it may also be caused by canine distemper, canine parainfluenza, pneumonia and other diseases. Canine distemper and canine parainfluenza are viral infectious diseases, among which canine distemper is very harmful to dogs, and the clinical symptoms of these diseases are similar to ordinary respiratory tract infections.

In general, the diagnosis of canine distemper and canine parainfluenza is by cardboard test or PCR examination.

<> when the dog's respiratory tract is inflamed, there will be a yellow nose and ruin the muny nose. Inflammation is usually caused by bacterial or viral infection, foreign body damage, bacterial infection can be treated with antibiotics, viral infections can be treated with antibiotics and Chinese patent medicines, foreign body injuries need to be cleaned and then rubbed with anti-inflammatory drugs. In addition, the dog's yellow nose may also have a virus** and need to be injected.

Why do dogs have yellow runny noses

1. Caused by disease

When a dog's nose is abnormal, the most common cause is disease. Common diseases include colds, rhinitis, canine parvovirus, etc. After the dog has these diseases, the color of the nasal discharge is constantly changing, from bright and transparent at the beginning to yellow, or even green, and the dog may also be accompanied by sneezing, fever and other symptoms.

It is recommended to take the dog to the pet hospital in time, and according to the doctor's diagnosis, the chain should be negotiated to maintain the health of the dog.

2. Improper eating

Your dog's food and drinking water may be one of the reasons for the abnormal color of your nose. Dogs often have foreign objects and other dirt in their mouths, and if the dog owner does not clean it up in time, these dirt may be swallowed into the stomach, which can lead to indigestion of food. The dog's drinking water also needs to be kept clean, if it drinks dirty water, the dog's nose will also turn yellow, and even appear purulent.

3. Climatic factors

Climatic factors, especially when the weather is cold and humid, will also reduce the dog's immunity, increasing the risk of contracting diseases. At the same time, the dog's respiratory tract and nasal cavity will also be affected by the temperature and humidity, and it is prone to adverse reactions. At this time, the owner needs to strengthen the maintenance of the dog in time, reduce the dog's outdoor activities, and avoid the aggravation of colds, rhinitis and other diseases.

4. Nasal infection

If the dog's nose** is infected, the nasal discharge color will change to yellow and green. Nasal infections rarely exist independently and are usually complications of colds, rhinitis, nasal or mouth ulcers. Therefore, while preventing diseases, it is also necessary to pay attention to the dog's diet, living habits and hygiene habits, so that the dogs can maintain stable and healthy health.

Once you find that your dog's snot has turned yellow, it is recommended to take your dog to the doctor immediately, and take care of it according to the doctor's advice.