Asthma is characterized by chronic problems with the respiratory system, and just like humans, cats and dogs are susceptible to asthma. It generally affects cats more frequently than dogs. Similarly to humans, asthma in pets can be triggered by environmental factors such as a change in season. It can be challenging to determine the exact cause of the asthma, but the most frequent culprits are grass, dust, pollen and smoke.


Coughing
Wheezing
Trouble breathing
Excessive panting (for dogs)
Blue coloration of gums or tongue
Weight loss
Pet asthma can be very troublesome for both you and your
pet. But rest assured there are solutions, with a little time and effort you can have your pet feeling better in no time.
Home Treatment
Preventive measures include:
• Avoid smoking around the dog
• Keep the dog away from freshly cut grass
• Keep the dog away from moldy places such as basements or attics
• Vacuum and dust regularly if the dog lives indoors
• Use humidifiers or air purifiers in the house
Effective herbs, according to Natural Dog Asthma Remedies website, may include:
• Mullein and licorice root to help coughing
• Echinacea and Oregon grape to help strengthen the immune system
If you think your dogs still have asthma problem, make sure to visit your vet as soon as possible.

Preventive measures include:
• Avoid smoking around the dog
• Keep the dog away from freshly cut grass
• Keep the dog away from moldy places such as basements or attics
• Vacuum and dust regularly if the dog lives indoors

Effective herbs, according to Natural Dog Asthma Remedies website, may include:

• Echinacea and Oregon grape to help strengthen the immune system
If you think your dogs still have asthma problem, make sure to visit your vet as soon as possible.
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