>>2059431
The vaccine is like a flu shot; it doesn't necessarily stop the illness, but it helps prevent it. Even with the vaccines, some dogs will still get kennel cough. This is extremely common in places that kennel many dogs at a time. Kennel cough can also be caused just by stress alone, in which case the vaccine won't do dick for the stressed KC dogs. Are they responding to medications?

>>2059462
..I appreciate your feedback but I am asking for other tips for our vet office to use as far as further prevention. Just like the vaccine the medicine doesn't prevent it so that isn't really what I was after. Thanks anyway!

>>2059779
You were asked a question shithead.

>>2059431
>I work at an animal hospital
>wow kennel cough
>I've worked here 2 weeks guise

I work at a dog daycare and kennel cough has been bad in my area, we turn away any dogs that show signs. Vets here have been just giving out anti-coughing drugs and not letting the infected dogs step into the clinics.

>>2059805
What if they are sick/emergency cases? Or new appointments and don't show signs of coughing/you don't know they are coughing until they are in the exam room/day care place?

>>2059790
You obviously lack the ability to read. Should work on that before coming to the internet. It might hurt your head. Sorry if I confused you. Your mom must be proud of you and the helmet you wear.

>>2059779
Are they responding to antibiotics, like minocycline and doxycycline?

>>2059827
Kennel cough is something you can't get rid of, but only help to prevent. There will always be slip ups. If someone knew how to completely clear a place of KC, I don't think they would keep it a secret.

My only advice is to clean after every dog vigorously, whether or not they show signs of KC, treat all KC as soon as it's diagnosed, and keep KC cases away from other cases

>>2059836
Doxy yes. We do that and coughing tabs. I guess based on what's been posting we're doing everything available... Maybe even more idea wise. I appreciate the actual responses. Thanks guys!