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I think so, Lauren. I believe they can catch a cold, too. If she's acting normal, though, I wouldn't worry too much. As long as she's still eating, drinking and pottying on schedule, just keep an eye on her. |
That's a sign our Ben is suffering through allergy season. Which accounts for most of the year here. |
Dogs can get upper respiatory infections which can be evident if a lot of sneezing is involved. I would just keep an eye on her and if it gets worse or develops into a cough take her to the vet for antibiotics. |
Hannah gets a drippy nose here and there. She doesn't sneeze though. I wouldn't worry unless she starts acting different. Hope Olive feels better. |
WELL SHE WAS KIN OF SLOW AND WEIRD LAST NIGHT, SO I TOOK HER TO THE VET THIS MORNING AND LOW AND BEHOLD SHE WAS DIGANOSED WITH A COLD. THERE I S MOST LIKELY A TECHNICAL NAME FOR IT BUT IN SIMPLE TERMT SHE HAS A COLD AND I SNOW ON AN ANTIBOTIC. HER TEMP WAS HIGH TOO! SO GLAD I ASKED. SO I GUESS THAT ANSWERS IT A DOG CAN GET A COLD TOO.! NOW SHE WILL GET LOST OF TLC THIS WEEKEND . dOGS AND HUMANS CAN'T PASS SICKNESS ...RIGHT? I WILL HIT THE ENCYCLOPEDIA ON THAT ONE I SUPPOSE OK WELL THANKS ALL |
I hope Olive starts to feel better soon. Definitely lots of TLC . |
Yup, doggie babies do well with lots of love and kisses when sick....snuggles work wonders for the cold.... |
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