My puppy is sneezing green mucus and shivering. What should I do?

Poor girl. The only thing you can do in the meantime is to try and unclog her airway. You can do so by using a humidifier or placing her in the bathroom with the hot shower running for 5-10 minutes once or twice a day. You can also use a pediatric syringe to help remove any mucous plugs. However, it sounds like her infection is quite severe, so I would look into taking her to another vet who can get her in sooner. Young puppies do have a tendency to develop pneumonia quickly after a prolonged upper respiratory infection that is left untreated, so its best to get her seen right away. I hope that Kylie feels better soon. Best wishes and take care.

I'm sorry to hear that Ross isn't feeling well. Frequent coughing and sneezing with green discharge is most suspicious for an upper respiratory infection. I recommend taking Ross to his vet for evaluation because he will likely need a course of antibiotics. Until you can get to the vet, be sure to keep his nostrils clear of mucus by wiping with a damp cloth and take him into a steamy bathroom a few times per day to try to help with congestion. I hope that Ross feels better soon!

Congratulations on your new puppy! Sneezing and nasal discharge can be a sign of an upper respiratory infection, which requires treatment by a veterinarian. I recommend having Kyma seen by a vet as soon as possible to prevent the infection from spreading if untreated. I hope this helps and that all is well with Kuma!

I recommend to take your puppy in to have an exam. Although something like a cold or a virus is a very common cause of sneezing, if you notice it more after eating or drinking that can be suspicious for a cleft palate. The doctor needs to take a good look inside her mouth and make sure that her hard palate appears normal. I hope this helps and please feel free to post any additional questions!

It can be a respiratory virus or bacterial infection causing the discharge and sneezing. Some viruses can be more severe than others, and english bulldogs can be more sensitive to an infection due to their short noses and extra tissue in the mouth. If he is eating and drinking still, you can have him checked when your regular vet is open. if he is having a hard time breathing, lethargic, GI upset, or anorexia, then I would find an ER to see him today.

I would recommend that you take Maza to get checked out by a vet. A poor appetite combined with the upper respiratory symptoms you have described could mean that she has a bacterial or viral infection, such as Distemper Virus. After examination, the vet may recommend diagnostics such as bloodwork or x-rays to look for pneumonia. Once they have a better idea of what is causing her symptoms, then an appropriate treatment can be discussed.

It sounds like an upper respiratory infection. I would recommend having Riggs evaluated by a vet since he is so young. Sometimes these infections can be bacterial and quickly wiped out with antibiotics. Others could develop into coughing or pneumonia.