Jul 03 2009
Did a Dog Also Get the Flu?
In today’s society with influenza pandemics and take so much of the spotlight, it is easy for us to forget the fact that our dogs can also contract a version of the flu. Yes, it is true, it is an influenza virus increasingly important in the canine world is of the opinion that having an ethnic origin as equine. This strain horse began to appear in dogs to the USA to open a huge Pandora’s box that we, owners must now face.
As if there were not enough dangerous factors that we must be aware of, now there is another potentially serious relatively unknown to consider. The flu this canine similar to the human version of the flu: Runny nose, discharge, Fever, Coughing, Sneezing, Vomiting and Respiration laborious
The problem with the flu virus canine, is that infected dogs may appear . That is why it is essential to keep your dog outside stray dogs, dogs or you do not know to be completely clear the virus, (inside ). If you think your dog has canine influenza, consult your veterinarian immediately for better treatment options. Because of the relatively new aspect of the state, treatment is limited to IV fluids, and broad-spectrum antibiotics.
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