Canine chronic bronchitis is a self-perpetuating inflammatory disease that typically requires lifelong treatment directed at suppressing airway inflammation and the cough. In this VetVine Evidence Based Update we discuss findings of a recent study that examined the use and efficacy of a novel therapy for dogs with chronic bronchitis. Discussion includes: - Clinical and pathologic features of canine chronic bronchitis - Overview of the cough reflex - Treating canine chronic bronchitis - Clinical uses and effects of NK-1 Receptor antagonists - The Specialist's Spin on the chronically coughing dog, cough suppressant options and considerations for the clinician, and recommendations based on the findings of this study Read more on this topic: http://vetvine.com/forums/topic/675/coughing-and-chronic-bronchitis-in-dogs Running time: 15 mins Registration is Compliments of our Sponsor.

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