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It can be difficult to diagnose dog flu. Often confused with canine cough
because the signs are so similar, dog flu isn’t suspected until the illness
becomes unusually severe or prolonged.
Blood or nasal swab samples must be taken at the appropriate time
over the course of the illness – otherwise they may not confirm dog flu.
If your dog has likely been exposed to other dogs with the flu,
it is reasonable to suspect
that it’s more than ordinary canine cough.
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