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8. At the vet

If your dog’s symptoms worsen or you want to ensure that it is nothing more serious, take your dog to the vet. This is especially important for younger or older dogs with weaker immune systems or dogs prone to respiratory problems. The vet will perform a physical exam, and if they deem it necessary, there are various tests to check your dog’s health including fecal analysis and blood work to determine the seriousness of the disease and what treatments are best. Even if the tests indicate that it is only a cold, your vet may still prescribe cough suppressants or antibiotics to help eliminate discomfort and prevent further diseases.

Border Collie at Vet FatCamera / Getty Images

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