Respiratory illness dogs

The mysterious respiratory illness that may have sickened thousands of dogs across the country could be caused by a new type of bacterial infection, ...

Should you be worried about your dog? We talked to experts about the mystery dog illness spreading to some U.S. states.

A mystery respiratory illness is impacting dogs across the country. Ahead of the holiday season, pet owners say they're worried. Here's what the experts ...

The illness mimics many of the symptoms of kennel cough but can last longer and potentially even be fatal. Cases of the virus have been reported in Colorado ...

Ten cases of an illness with symptoms similar to those of Atypical Canine Infection Respiratory Disease have been reported since Thursday in Los Angeles County, ...

Dogs in at least seven states have been infected. Symptoms include coughing, fever, lethargy and intermittent loss of appetite.

Miami-Dade County officials are urging dog owners to take proactive measures to protect their pets' health as they monitor a mysterious respiratory illness.

Researchers say the ...

A veterinarian shares the symptoms of the mystery illness affecting dogs and responds to viewers' questions and concerns.

A mysterious respiratory illness resistant to antibiotics has infected more than 200 dogs in the U.S. Miami-Dade says there are no cases in Florida.

Collins urged dog owners to be vigilant for signs of illness and to contact their veterinarian if their dog is coughing, sneezing, has difficulty breathing, ...

Symptoms of respiratory illness in dogs include coughing, sneezing, nasal or eye discharge, and lethargy. Some cases of pneumonia progress quickly, making dogs ...

Vets and dog owners are seeing increasing rates of an unknown respiratory illness in dogs across the country. Here's how to protect your pet.

Depending on whether the dog is infected with a virus or a bacteria, treatment could include antibiotics or other types of supportive care.

Veterinarians across the state have reported seeing double the number of respiratory disease cases they typically see during an outbreak.