Effective Treatment for Puppies with Pneumonia: Quick G
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Part 1: Treatment Methods for Dog Pneumonia
For the treatment of dog pneumonia, several common antibiotics are used, including penicillin, streptomycin, tetracycline, terramycin, erythromycin, kanamycin, gentamicin, and others. Combining these with sulfonamide drugs can enhance the effectiveness of the treatment.
Cough and Phlegm Relief: Dogs with pneumonia often suffer from coughing and thick, difficulttocoughup mucus. In such cases, a dissolvable expectorant can be administered to help clear the airways.
Preventing Drug Leakage and Absorption: Intravenous calcium gluconate can be administered to prevent drug leakage and improve absorption. This can be mixed with sodium salicylate, sodium amytal, and urotropine before injection.
Targeted Treatment: It's crucial to administer medication specifically tailored to the symptoms. This includes heart stimulants to improve breathing. To prevent toxicity, a 5% sodium bicarbonate solution can be injected.
Boost Immunity and Encourage Outdoor Activity: Control mechanical and chemical irritants, protect the natural defenses of the respiratory system, and address underlying causes promptly. For severe cases, it's essential to seek veterinary care without delay.
Part 2: Precautions for Dog Pneumonia
Ensure good indoor air circulation by opening windows regularly to allow fresh air to flow through.
Disinfect your pet regularly and at scheduled times to maintain a clean environment.
In cases of mild pneumonia, antibiotics may be prescribed by a veterinarian. This might include the injection of ofloxacin or other oral medications like ciprofloxacin or Shuanghuanglian, which can be gently mixed into your dog's food.
During the illness, it's advisable to avoid commercial dog food. Instead, prepare a meat porridge for your dog and mix the medication powder into it. For puppies, you can use a syringe without the needle to administer a small amount.
Our veterinary experts remind you: For more information on treating dog pneumonia, click on "How to Treat Dog Pneumonia" to read more detailed articles.
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