Articles related to "Kennel Cough"

Rapidly spreading and highly contagious, kennel cough is difficult to fully prevent but is usually self resolving.

Canine kennel cough is common in dogs in crowded or stressful situations, is multi-factorial in nature, is characterized by a deep cough and is extremely contagious.

Kennel cough is a highly contagious respiratory infection that causes a frequent hacking cough in canines and felines alike.

Canine kennel cough is a multifactorial disease and vaccines against Bordetella and other infectious agents which affect the respiratory tract are used to protect dogs.

Canine influenza is a non-core vaccination which should only be used in dogs at risk of exposure. The vaccine may be particularly helpful in shelter or kennel situations.

Canine influenza is a contagious respiratory disease similar to other flu viruses and is most commonly seen in areas where large numbers of dogs are housed together.

Before you board your dog at a kennel, most facilities require a kennel cough vaccine be administered. Make sure you know how to provide your dog the best protection.

Many cat and dog owners find it difficult to leave their pet in a kennel or pet hotel. Once you decide to board a pet, how do you pick a boarding facility?

Vaccination is a crucial step in the health care of your dog to prevent Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvovirus and Kennel Cough.

An array of illnesses and conditions can trigger coughing in dogs, and some causes of coughing can be life-threatening, so prompt diagnosis and treatment is key.

Vaccinations for dogs should be chosen based on the individual dog's risk of becoming infected with disease. Only dogs at high risk of disease should be vaccinated.

The holidays are a common time to board cats, dogs and other pets at the kennel. Learn how to prepare for a cat or dog's stay at a kennel this holiday season.

Vaccinations for cats should be chosen based on the individual cat's risk of becoming infected with disease. Only cats at high risk of disease should be vaccinated.

Canine Distemper is a virus that affects puppies, dogs, and other wildlife creatures. Read about the symptoms of this dreaded diseases and prevention of the virus,

Being a pet owner is a big responsibility. Your dog's health is in your hands. Here is a guide as to the important aspects of health care to get you off to a good start.

Cases have been reported in several animal species. Transmission from animals to humans is possible, but so far has not been a problem.

A dog's booster shot ritual may actually do him more harm than good. Most never question the vet's little postcard: "Time for vaccinations!" But perhaps they should.

While humans worry about H1N1 virus, dog owners may consider whether to give their dog a flu vaccine to immunize against the contagious canine, H3N8 influenza virus.

Daycare is a great option when you need a someone to take care of your dog or puppy. Doggy Daycare is becoming popular with busy people everywhere.

Each year, many people get a flu shot. Dogs, who can also get their own type of flu, have no vaccine available for them. Take a few precautions and keep your dog well.

Starting a house and pet sitting business is a great option for someone who loves animals and needs extra money or a full-time job.

Taking your dog on vacation can be lots of fun. Here are some tips for making traveling with your pet easier and more enjoyable.

While only 10% of home insurance buyers ever submit a claim, 40% of pet insurance policyholders claim an ever-increasing array of expensive dog & cat medical procedures.

Keep your pet safe and happy when you're away by providing him with a stable and familiar environment - your home.

Dog owners who celebrate Christmas will need to make some preparations for the holidays. Also, don't forget to find a great gift for the dog or other pets!

Owning a pet, whether it's a dog, cat, rat or potbellied pig, can be expensive. But there are easy ways to save money on pet supplies, vaccinations and other pet items.

Our furry pals can fall prey to diseases, just like us humans. Giving prompt medical care is necessary to keep them in the pink of health.

Vaccinations are imperative to the health of your dog. I've outlined different dog vaccinations and puppy vaccinations that might be recommended by your veterinarian.