Kennel Cough In Dogs (Symptoms and Natural Home Treatment)

Kennel cough in dogs looks at the symptoms and the natural supplement to use with your dog before kenneling or vet visits. FREE DOG HEALTH GUIDE [5 Easy Steps to 'Health Boost' Kibble Meals] Simple. Fast. HEALING. healthydogforl...
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ABOUT TODAYS VIDEO: Kennel Cough In Dogs
The symptoms of canine kennel cough are a deep and dry upper respiratory hacking cough with possible nasal discharge that can last days or weeks.
When dogs are kenneled, it takes just one dog with this various mix of both viruses and bacteria to spread the problem easily to other dogs.
A vast majority of pet owners vaccinate their dog for kennel cough thinking their canine companion will be safe from catching the disease once and for all; however, a vaccinated dog is still perfectly capable of contracting tracheobronchitis.
Once infected, the most often prescribed treatment is antibiotics or cough suppressants. In more severe cases, steroids, bronchodilators or aerosol therapy may become necessary.
The biggest problem is that even after symptoms are gone, a dog can still be a carrier of the disease and spread it to other pets making tracheobronchitis quite prolific.
Luckily for us and our dogs, we can do something to stop the condition before kenneling our dogs.
Introducing Echinacea, natures cold and flu protection. Echinacea is an excellent immune system booster for your dog. It contains all the properties needed to head off colds and flu before they set in.
Echinacea contains a natural antibiotic called Echinacoside that works in a similar way to penicillin. This means it can kill a large variety of bacteria, viruses, protozoa and fungi.
Echinacea is an important remedy to have in your dogs medicine cupboard for wound healing and healing your dog from flu and cold symptoms, especially if a dog has exposure to kennel cough and other viral or bacterial infections.
A few days before any stay at a kennel or a trip to the vets with exposure to infected dogs, is the time to begin giving your dog echinacea. It will power up your dogs immune system to its presence in the body and set it on high alert.
Because the Echinacea is not seen as a threat, the immune system stays on high alert to those bacteria that will be. This means your dog is protected during its stay at the kennels or time at the vets.
Echinacea cannot keep the immune system on high alert continuously but should be good for up to a week, then it's best to stop for a few days and then you can begin again for the same level of protection for up to another week. And you can keep doing this as needed.
It's important to treat your dog in the early stages of any cold, flu or sickness symptoms before it really takes hold.
The Dosing guidelines are, For small dogs give 12 drops three times a day. For medium dogs give 18 drops three times a day and For large dogs give 26 drops three times a day.
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[@DanScott1]

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[@taracriste1]

We were watching a puppy, fostering for the shelter and now our family dog got kennel cough. It sounds terrible! Been trying lots of natural home remedies, she seems to be getting better. Thank you for this information

[@DanScott1]

Yes, this really works to head off kennel cough and so best to get in early with it. But great also to clear up these infections. Your welcome too. And lovely of you to foster dogs from the shelter, thank you for being there for them. You are appreciated.

[@dannyg.781]

Same!! Just got a puppy from our local shelter and came with kennel cough! 😢 trying to help the puppy beat it.

[@JettiesGarden]

Another great video! So grateful for your perspective and remedy ideas. Can you breakdown the weights of your small, medium and large dogs?

[@DanScott1]

Thanks Rebekah, small dogs 8-18lb medium dogs 19-50lb larger dogs 50lb+

[@kbkdbk4921]

​@@DanScott1How many drops for a 2kg up to 3kg dog ? I bought the Echinaea today and want to know how to give it to my furBabys🌸🍀🙏 Greetings

[@DanScott1]

@@kbkdbk4921 Echinacea cannot keep the immune system on high alert continuously but should be good for up to a week, then it's best to stop for a few days and then you can begin again for the same level of protection for up to another week. And you can keep doing this as needed. It's important to treat your dog in the early stages of any cold, flu or sickness symptoms before it really takes hold. The Dosing guidelines are, For small dogs give 12 drops three times a day. For medium dogs give 18 drops three times a day and For large dogs give 26 drops three times a day. Echinacea - amzn.to/2kMJVMO

[@kbkdbk4921]

@@DanScott1 ok so it is safe to give 12 drops for a 2 -3kg dog ? What more can I give that it can treat the raining nose?🍀🌸🙏

[@DanScott1]

@@kbkdbk4921 For such a small dog, try 6 drops to begin with. Is there any infection?

[@Dastardly_X]

Thanks 🙏🏻 🌟 🙏

[@DanScott1]

Your most welcome Dastardly.

[@rhtym1love969]

Hi Dan! What causes reverse sneezing in dogs and how to cure it? Thanks 🐶

[@DanScott1]

Reverse sneezing is a gag reflex involving a spasm of the throat. When it happens, your dog sucks in air through his nose instead of blowing it out through his nostrils. For some dogs it’s very common and part of their daily life. It sounds worse and attacks last longer in some dogs than in others. Reverse sneezing is also called paroxysmal respiration. It sounds like your dog is trying to sneeze in reverse by sucking in the sneeze. The actual cause is usually from an irritation of the dog’s upper palate (roof of his mouth). It causes a spasm in the muscles of the pharynx. This is part of the throat behind the mouth and nasal cavity, and above the oesophagus and trachea … which are the tubes going down to the stomach and the lungs. Reverse sneezing will usually pass quickly … after a minute or two. Above all, remain calm. Your panic can agitate your dog so that future episodes distress him. These are things you can do. Massage the throat. You might even feel the spasms. Try covering his nostrils to force your dog to swallow and clear the irritation. Put your fingers on his tongue and press down to have your dog open his mouth to take air through his nose. Gently hold his snout and blow into his nostrils to force him to gasp and breathe. Consider using a harness if a collar causes your dog to reverse sneeze. Distract your dog with a favorite toy or activity. If it happens a few times, take note of the situation … when it happens, where is your dog and what is he doing. This will help you identify his reverse sneezing triggers. Here are possible scenarios: On or after a walk while eating In the night During a thunderstorm or other situations that cause anxiety Jumping from a heighComing inside from the cold or going out into the cold Once you isolate the situation you can avoid or reduce the likelihood of these attacks. Don't give benadryl. Limit vaccinations, zero best. No drugs, dewormers, flea&tick, tap water etc Give only a soil based probiotic: amzn.to/3yoURqU Use a harness not a collar Watch what you use in the house, no artificial scents or cleaning products! Maybe from rabies vaccine, have a homeopath treat this. Feed a fresh food diet more than kibble.

[@rhtym1love969]

@@DanScott1 Thank you, Dan! Your info is so helpful!!!! I really appreciate it ☺️

[@DanScott1]

@@rhtym1love969 Your welcome, I can see the dog/you need some support.

[@rhtym1love969]

@@DanScott1 thanks so much, Dan! Yes, she is 10 now so little issues coming up and most vets are clueless so we sure appreciate you and love your channel! What causes a tiny black bump on lower eyelid, (promise I won’t ask any more questions! ☺️) we don’t do any vaccines... just wondering if there is a natural remedy? it’s been there for over a year and not getting any bigger...

[@DanScott1]

@@rhtym1love969 Lumps and bumps come from poor nutrition leading to conjestion and inflammation. Add greens to the meals and more fresh food generally. Give probiotics for better digestion: amzn.to/3J3IC7w and live enzymes: amzn.to/37MrINq They are the basics to have in place.

[@kbkdbk4921]

Hi @Danscott1 How many dropS of Echinaea purpura for dogs from 2kg to 3kg how many times per day? Greetings Koralina Indygo💙🌸🍀🙏

[@DanScott1]

Echinacea cannot keep the immune system on high alert continuously but should be good for up to a week, then it's best to stop for a few days and then you can begin again for the same level of protection for up to another week. And you can keep doing this as needed. It's important to treat your dog in the early stages of any cold, flu or sickness symptoms before it really takes hold. The Dosing guidelines are, For small dogs give 12 drops three times a day. For medium dogs give 18 drops three times a day and For large dogs give 26 drops three times a day.

[@jazznyc2781]

Thank you for sharing dr 🙏❣️

[@DanScott1]

Your welcome.

[@bluebirdmacaje]

Thank you Dr. ur the best !!!

[@DanScott1]

Your most welcome SWT. Appreciate you watching.

[@charmainetate6274]

Hi Dan, I have no echinacia on hand at the moment, any thoughts on fulvic acid drops? I've great results for myself!

[@DanScott1]

Yes, try that.

[@charmainetate6274]

It worked great 👍

[@DanScott1]

@@charmainetate6274 Excellent. Thanks for letting me know.

[@stevenwade9679]

How could I treat a 2 week old puppy who may have kennel cough? We had a litter of pups and one now has the cough that came from mom.

[@DanScott1]

Difficult with a young pup as most options the pups too young. I'd focus on building the immune system with raw food such as some raw green tripe which is the best puppy food out there. Do that and the pup should come good in a week or two. Just don't give carbs/sugars ie kibbles. Actually, just saw 2 weeks old! The pup has to wean for 4 weeks least before hard food. Mums milk, that's it for now.

[@tg4941]

Hello. Is a tincture okay for dogs. I see it has alcohol in it. I use echinacea all the time and use a organic tincture. Can I give him the same one as me?

[@anamatovic5719]

This tincture that he recommends is alcohol free. But I've read that you can use tincture with alcohol also, but you need to put the dose in a cup, and add a little boiling water and wait a few minutes.

[@tg4941]

@@anamatovic5719 oh thank you for letting me know. That's perfect. 👍😁

[@DanScott1]

Yes, I generally only recommend alcohol free and this one is indeed alcohol free and organic. Yes you can give the one you use. Just adjust by weight ie work as for human weight of 150lb and adjust dose by your dogs weight ie if the dog was 50lb that would equate to one third of the dose size to give the dog.

[@tg4941]

@@DanScott1 thanks. 😁

[@DanScott1]

@@tg4941 Your welcome.

[@user-re5tn5nt4x]

Would colloidal silver work?

[@DanScott1]

Yes it can help. Also the Echinacea from the video works - amzn.to/2kMJVMO Also add some fresh foods to the meals ie eggs, canned sardines, blended part cooked veggies.

[@user-re5tn5nt4x]

Thank you for your dedication. My dogs are going through the rounds with this cough. My lab had a vestibular attack from a bad ear infection. Scared me enough to switch them to raw diet. I'm done with kibble forever. I did use the silver for the ear infection after watching one of your videos and it was a miracle. Thanks so much

[@DanScott1]

@@user-re5tn5nt4x Your welcome and a great idea to go raw.

[@rhtym1love969]

Hi Dan! Any natural remedy for a dry spot on my dogs lip? It’s a bump, same color as her lips, but feels little rough to the touch...

[@DanScott1]

CBD oil: healthydogforlife.com/CBD Just get a small one and apply to the area twice daily and give the recommended dose on the product by mouth or in food once daily.

[@rhtym1love969]

@@DanScott1 ok thanks! It’s like a skin tag but on the lip. What is it and what causes it? Thank you! 😁

[@rhtym1love969]

@@DanScott1 also, which one should I purchase? 600mg, 300mg or 75mg? They have 3 options...

[@DanScott1]

@@rhtym1love969 How bigs the dog? 75mg small dog, 300mg med dog and 600g large dog.

[@DanScott1]

@@rhtym1love969 Skin tag or skin tag like growths Could be from many different origens as no-one knows. Could be diet related, caused by overactive cells, called fibroblasts or a dozen other reasons and tend to be more active with age. I recommend adding more fresh food to the diet like eggs, canned sardiens (In water) and part cooked and blended veg. Plus a good probiotic: amzn.to/3J3IC7w

[@carmella88]

Can you give me advice on a pomeranian shws 4lbs and I think she might have collapsed trachea. She's been coughing shes 6 years old. Im devastated. I dont vaccinate and im worried taking her to the vet they will make me do that. So frustrating .

[@DanScott1]

First off, the vet cannot make you do anything. They are a service that you pay for, making you the boss and I agree with you. Here's some help: 7 Ways to Help a Dog With Collapsed Trachea This is unfortunately, an irreversible condition but you can maintain improved health and a better lifestyle. Maintain a healthy body weight and keep the dog lean. Feed a fresh food protein based diet and leave out carbohydrates. Keep the air the dog lives in clean ie no smoking, air freshners or incense. Gently detox your dog to clear the system and replenish. This is important to de-stress and clean the filtering organs. Use Detox Gold for Dogs: shrsl.com/3uv5t Gentle Detoxification & Elimination Support: Essential detoxification support for dogs: Essential detoxification support for dogs Support for the immune system Supports vital systems of detoxification Helps to reduce oxidative stress Promotes long-term health and vitality Use environmentally friendly cleaning products around the house. Keep the back yard free of pesticides. Use a body harness for walking not a neck lead. Add the following supplements to meals: Glucosamine: amzn.to/3wIWbVl 500mg per 25lbs dog weight. You can also feed some beef trachea: amzn.to/3HI06HC, chicken, duck or turkey feet. A chicken foot is 400mg and 1oz beef trachea about 1400mg glucosmine. Bone broth: amzn.to/38AZ3uX also contains lots of glucosamine. Antioxidants: shrsl.com/3uv18 help slow ageing, boost immune system strength and slow free radical damage, while stopping inflammation. Colostrum: amzn.to/3H79rad Green lipped mussels: amzn.to/3sZnTfN Freeze dried greens: amzn.to/3cOgzLu Bluberries Quality Omega 3 oil : amzn.to/3vDdtjX is helpful in controlling inflammation, hormones and aiding immunity. A good probiotic: amzn.to/3g0mPkE for maintaining better gut flora health. Manuka honey: amzn.to/3GBzc4Peases coughing and soothes the throat plus it's antibiotic and antibacterial and antimicrobile. 1tsp per 20lb dog weight. Try adding some to warm water to drink several times a day. Don't use vet antibiotics, use turmeric: amzn.to/3laPqtc, oregano oil: amzn.to/3ulnF1T, olive leaf: amzn.to/3JLX5sm or fresh garlic. Don't use vet drugs, suppressants, steroids or NSAIDs.

[@carmella88]

@@DanScott1 thank you so much for that extensive comment. U a re a godsend

[@carmella88]

I truly mean it your videos are gold im so glad I found you . I've subscribed a d im going to bingewatch them all. I appreciate a vet like you so much. I dont vaccinate my pets or my children and the amount of pressure I have recieved from both is crazy.

[@DanScott1]

@@carmella88 Your welcome, lots to think about.

[@DanScott1]

@@carmella88 I can imagine. Please hold the line.

[@saiyuj8642]

Sir my dog kennel cough I'm vacinated today my dog night sleeping in air conditioner room any problem come?

[@DanScott1]

Use garlic for the kennel cough. Garlic has powerful antiviral, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer abilities. How To Feed Your Dog Garlic: Use fresh, organic garlic. Peel the cloves then mince, chop or crush the garlic. Let it sit 10 to 15 minutes. This releases garlic’s main medicinal property, allicin. Mix it into your dog’s food. Give the amount below, according to your dog’s weight: 5lbs: 1/6 tsp 10lbs: 1/3 tsp 15 lbs: 1/2 tsp 20lbs: 2/3 tsp 30 lbs: 1 tsp

[@Bongkeetu]

@@DanScott1 hey doc our puppy already vaccineted for kennel cough but it keeps coming back he always cough at night, what do you recommend echinacea or garlic?

[@DanScott1]

@@Bongkeetu That vaccine is useless! Don't use it or any others. To prevent cough/flu/bacteria/virus, use oregano oil at first sign: amzn.to/3ulnF1T Dilute 2 to 3 drops in a teaspoon of almond oil or MCT oil: amzn.to/3MDXeMq You can give this to your dog 3 times a day. For topical use, you can also mix 1 drop of oregano with 1 tsp of almond oil to up its antibiotic power. Echinacea needs to be given before the problem shows up and garlic is a good treatment. Use raw, fine chop, let sit 15mins, add to meals. 1tsp medium dog. Stop when healed. Give once weekly after that. Feed lots of fresh food in the diet and keep carbohydrates low. Add raw eggs to diet.

[@Bongkeetu]

@@DanScott1 Thanks for your reply doc, Can I crush the leaves of oregano and get the juice instead of oil?

[@DanScott1]

@@Bongkeetu yes, making a tea but with dried leaves. Procedure: Add one cup of water to a saucepan, and let it boil Add two teaspoons of dried neem leaves. Let it steep for 10 to 15 minutes before drinking. Add a squash of lemon/ACV and one teaspoon of honey to the infusion. Add 1 Tbl sp. to meals or direct by mouth.

[@paulajames3937]

Dr. Since I've gone vax free for my dogs,these vets keep email me with reminders to get lepto,bordetello, heart worm check,and it gets on my nerves. Thoughts?

[@DanScott1]

Ask to have reminders switched off. Repeat as necessary until stopped.

[@paulajames3937]

@@DanScott1 Thank you,Sir.☺️

[@DanScott1]

@@paulajames3937 Your welcome.