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Question by Shearon
Submitted on 10/20/2003
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What is the best treatment for cough in a dog with chronic bronchitis.  Torbugesic has been used in the past for my 12 yr. old Pug but it is getting harder to find.   Please advise another medicine that would work as well.


Answer by Martin P. Foley
Submitted on 3/11/2004
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The latest method is to treat the dog with a corticosteroid. Order a device called the AeroKat from www.AeroKat.com and obtain a prescription from your veterinarian for Flovent 110mcg and administer one puff twice a day for the remainder of the Pug's life.

 

Answer by boo
Submitted on 8/7/2005
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TELL HIM TO QUIT SMOKING!!!

 

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