Yes. Kennel cough can be caused by a number of different viruses and bacteria, so dogs can be infected more than once, depending on when they were last infected and what caused the infection. You can ...

Your vet may recommend a kennel cough vaccine if your dog is going into kennels, is likely to mix with lots of other dogs, or if they have a weakened immune system. Rabies vaccinations may only be ...

The good news is that there’s a vaccine that can significantly reduce the chances of your dog catching kennel cough. This ...

Kennel cough viruses include distemper, parainfluenza, canine influenza and herpes ... to critical effects because of their immature immune systems and certain vaccinations have age restrictions.

Common places where kennel cough can be spread are dog parks, training classes, dog shows, and anywhere many dogs congregate ...

A spike in cases of the illness over the past few months has put veterinarians and dog owners alike on alert ... through poor hygiene when petting dogs. Hunt says kennel cough can be prevented through ...

The "unusual" strain of kennel cough ... B.C. SPCA is urging dog owners to isolate their pet if they begin coughing and seek veterinary advice. “Most affected dogs were vaccinated, so while ...