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What happens if a dog eats durian?
Dogs can eat durian, but not in excess. First, durian is high in sugar and fat, which burdens the dog's digestive system; too much can easily cause indigestion symptoms such as diarrhea, vomiting, and abdominal discomfort. Second, durian can easily make a dog 'heat up' internally, which may cause more eye discharge and severe tear stains. In addition, durian's strong smell and taste may make many dogs uncomfortable, leading them to refuse it or show sneezing and drooling. Finally, some dogs may be allergic to durian components, triggering itchy skin, rashes, or other allergic symptoms.
It took medicine and got a shot, the coughing eased, but today its energy is low, it won’t eat kibble, and it keeps making sneezing sounds
A puppy's cough is usually caused by a respiratory infection, with main causes including chills, viral infection, bacterial infection, and insufficient immunity. If the cough improves but the puppy then shows reduced appetite and sneezing, it means the illness isn't fully recovered; keep the dog warm first, then take it to a veterinary clinic for a recheck promptly. In addition, because a puppy's immunity is weak and it usually isn't fully vaccinated before two months, it is recommended to focus on screening for viral infectious diseases such as distemper and canine parainfluenza.
What happens if a dog smells mosquito coil (incense) smoke?
Burning coils release pyrethroid chemicals that irritate a dog's airways (sneezing, cough, rapid breathing). Toxic coils in a closed space risk poisoning—drooling, lethargy, poor appetite; severe cases cause weakness, tremors, eye twitching, even organ damage.
How can I tell if my dog’s nose is dry?
A healthy nose feels cool, moist but not wet, and smooth. Dryness, roughness, cracks, peeling, or scabs mean it's too dry—often weather-related; apply olive oil or moisturizer and raise indoor humidity. If paired with sneezing, runny nose, fever, or cough, suspect respiratory infection and see a vet.
Dog keeps making a nose-blocked outward puffing sound, but it seems to come from the throat
The dog likely has nasal congestion, often from a respiratory infection with cough, runny nose, and sneezing needing anti-infection treatment. A blocked nasal passage from a foreign object also causes it and needs clearing. See a vet if unsure.
What are the symptoms of rhinitis in dogs?
Dog rhinitis causes sneezing, nasal discharge, and rubbing (acute) or chronic bloody discharge and snoring. Vet-guided treatment is needed.
What happens if a dog sits in air conditioning?
AC at 24 to 29 C is safe for dogs, but cold settings cause colds and dry air dehydrates them. Provide water and humidity.
What happens when a dog catches a cold?
Dog colds cause sneezing and cough; mild ones self-resolve, but weak dogs may get fever or secondary pneumonia. Treat promptly.
My dog makes weird loud noises and vomits white liquid
White vomit with weird noises may be pancreatitis, parasites, or gut blockage; see a vet. A respiratory infection with throat phlegm can mimic it; if also sneezing, try cold and anti-inflammatory medicine.
My dog has diarrhea, wants to vomit, and sneezes
Diarrhea, vomiting, and sneezing mainly suggest a cold, allergy, or infectious disease. A cold needs warmth and cold medicine; allergies need vet allergy testing; distemper or parvo need a vet.