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The Dangerous Effects Of Kennel Cough

Canine cough or Kennel Cough is actuallyTreatment consists of an antibiotic therapy
bronchitis, characterized by a harsh, hackingand cough suppressants if the coughing
cough. The disease is highly contagious,remains non-productive, as coughing can
transmitted by air and wind currentspersist for up to three weeks after treatment
contaminated by cough and sneeze dropletswith antibiotics. Injectable and intranasal
from infected canines. Kennel cough isvaccinations are available, with the
actually a complex of infections, chief ofintranasal being more effective, since it is
which  is  Bordetella  Bronchiseptice.applied directly to the respiratory system.
It usually takes 4 days to generate an immune
Bordetella is able to render the normalresponse after the intranasal vaccination,
respiratory tracts safeguards againstand vaccination is not useful in a dog that
infections inoperable. It disables the immunealready  has  kennel  cough.
cells that normally destroy bacteria. The
incubation period is 2-14 days and isIn general, kennel cough is self-limiting and
characterized by a non-productive hackingis only serious for very young puppies,
cough, and more complicated cases involve aespecially if they have never been vaccinated
greenish eye and nasal discharge, obviousand senior dogs that may have a weak immune
breathing difficulties, and possiblysystem or already poor health. Annual
pneumonia  if  left  untreated.vaccinations are the best prevention of this
disease, but due to the many organisms
Diagnosis is usually based on the clinicalinvolved, it may not give 100% protection.
signs already given, wit possible x-rays toWhen in doubt always consult your
determine the extent of lung and airwayVeterinarian  as  soon  as  possible.
restriction and a bacterial culture may be
required in extreme cases to determine whatAlways remember, if you have any questions
other viruses, if any, are present beforeabout your dogs health, be sure to consult
treatment  can  begin.your veterinarian.



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