Can my dog die from Kennel Cough?

Luckily, most cases of Kennel Cough are not serious (fatal). However according to Pet Education, Kennel Cough can lead to life-threatening pneumonia or other serious complications if not treated properly. Treatments for Kennel Cough include: 1.Antibiotics.2.

Cough Suppressants.3. Steriods (although not always recommended).4.Bronchodilators. 5.

Aerosol therapy.6. Or in minor cases, letting the infection run it's course. If you think your dog has Kennel Cough, you should really call a vet (especially if your dog is not eating, running a fever, or showing signs of pneumonia).

Also make sure to isolate your dog from other dogs because the infection is contagious. Dog with Kennel Cough http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zx7tveHyFqk.

Hi and thank you for your question. While kennel cough in dogs can be quite serious and often contagious to other dogs it alone cannot kill the dog. Kennel cough left untreated could get worse thus making the dog's immune system weaker and making it more susceptible to other illnesses.

Kennel cough can be treated at home. You will need some children's cough syrup, honey, a syringe, teaspoon, a towel and some blankets. Give the dog some honey, enough to coat it's throat then wait an hour or so and give him a teaspoon of the cough syrup.

Turn your shower on the hot side and let the room fill with steam with the bathroom door closed. Bring your dog in and sit there for twenty minutes while pounding the back of your dog gently to loosen up the mucous. Once the twenty minutes is up dry the dog off from the moisture in the bathroom completely then lay him on a warm dry blanket in a dark room so he can get some rest.

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