Posted By Leticia (Houston, Texas) on 01/17/2013
"YES! When I adopted my 2nd Bichon from the pound, she had kennel cough. The vet was wanting to charge me 200 bucks for a medicine and told me that it usually doesn't work the first time around. I told him I would try myself and then bring her back if my rememdy didn't work. I found a chewable supplement for kids and gave her 1 wafer. She ate it without problem. A few hours later, she stopped coughing altogether. I even gave it to my first dog so that she wouldn't get sick. It works and it is cheap! Anytime I use any kind of human supplement on my dogs, I use a child formula as it helps with taking the guessing out for dosage because children's medicine/vitamins usually give dosages according to weight.
P.S. Even though kennel cough presents itself to dogs who are under stress and have compromised their immune system because of the stress, it is contagious- be sure that you lysol your pet's kennels and wash their linens while you are treating them. Good luck!"
Posted By T Hunter (Newark Nj) on 08/07/2020
"Please tell me you don't use Lysol. Do you understand what each ingredient does to your lungs as well as your fur baby health? clean with unscented lavender sugar soap, unscented castile soap etc..."Posted By Tawanna (New Jersey) on 03/23/2021
"Do you know what is in Lysol which is actually a pesticide, that stuff made my aunt asthma worse?"Posted By shadrach (southeast Az) on 03/01/2025
"Could the dog pass kennel cough to a cat?"
