07/13/2025
Keep around for winter, as well. Love the basic remedies!! Karen Becker & Rodney Habib are the best. Have followed them many years.
Kennel cough is caused by a mix of viral and bacterial pathogens most commonly Bordetella bronchiseptica and the parainfluenza virus, but also including canine adenovirus type 2, herpesvirus, and others. These germs spread through airborne droplets and contaminated surfaces, especially in crowded or stressful settings. Infected dogs can continue to spread the illness for 6 to 14 weeks, even after their symptoms have resolved.
Even if your dog has received the Bordetella vaccine, visits to boarding facilities, groomers, daycare, or even dog parks can still put them at risk for kennel cough, especially in crowded, high-stress environments.
That’s why this Sunday, we’re covering:
🦠 Which form of the Bordetella vaccine may be best (if it’s required)
🦠 Protocols and remedies to help your dog recover from kennel cough
🦠 Tips for preventing respiratory illnesses
🦠 When the vaccine may—or may not—be needed
🎁 PLUS: Download a bonus guide with Dr. Becker’s go-to supplements and recovery protocols with dosages - available inside the Inside Scoop group Sunday morning!
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