Sick little Dog!

I recently brought a little dog [4 mo] home from the shelter/pound and today he has developed what I think is commonly referred to as Kennel cough. It's late and the vet in my small village is closed and he is more than likely drunk by now anyway. Does anyone have a homeopathic remedy for this malady? The wealth of knowledge on this site is truly astonishing.

www.y2khealthanddetox.com...

aww really hope your dog feels better soon, theres a link, Hope its of some help or at least a start


Keep us updated on how she is

I have exactly the same problem with a cat a rescued from the pound...he really had a horrible cough. After several cycles of two different types of antibiotics it looks like it's finally almost gone.

Good luck!

Muchas gracias! asala and dj77

In desperation I squirted about 1/2 a squirt of throat spray [chloraseptic] down "Virgils" throat and man what a difference. Human medication is probably wrong for our K9 friends but in this case it seems to work great. At least now he can get some sleep and allow his natural immune system to fight the infection. Antibiotic series as soon as possible though.

That OTC spray in small doses may be safe enough.
Dogs do take some of the same things we humans do.

For example, my dog and I both take the same MSM and glucosamine chronditin.
I don't think aspirin is good for dogs, though. I seem to remember my vet telling me that

Hey, asala,
Thanks for that cool holistic pet website

It's been a couple of days.

How is your little doggie doing whaaa?
Ok I hope..

Thank You All!!

Virgil responded to the vets cough medication and antibiotics quite well and now only has sporadic coughing fits that aren't near as severe.
Truthfully I thought that we would lose him to this disease. Kennel cough is extremely communicatable. My other dog "Monkey" caught a mild version from Virgil despite being vaccinated.

I want to encourage everyone to have their pets vaccinated and neutered.
Pet ownership comes with responsibilitys.

Bless all your hearts!!

Great news Whaaa!!!

Im glad to hear that your dog is doing well, and i agree with your statment above 100%