Respiratory Support for Pets

If your pet struggles with respiratory issues, consider a holistic approach with Dr. Ruth Roberts' respiratory support protocol. This natural program is designed to help your pet breathe easier, manage allergy symptoms, and strengthen their immune defenses.

Discover Dr. Ruth’s respiratory support protocol to give your pet the relief they need for better breathing and greater comfort!

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Respiratory Disease in Dogs

Respiratory health is essential to your pet’s overall well-being, especially if they suffer from seasonal allergies, asthma, or respiratory infections. Pets can be sensitive to allergens, airborne pollutants, and even changes in weather, all of which can trigger respiratory discomfort and reduce their quality of life. Supporting your pet’s respiratory system with natural remedies and preventive care can make a world of difference in their breathing and comfort.

Common Causes of Respiratory Issues in Dogs

Respiratory issues can stem from various sources, including allergens, infections, and chronic diseases. Environmental irritants or underlying health conditions may also contribute to your dog’s respiratory discomfort.

Allergies: Dogs can be sensitive to seasonal allergens like pollen, as well as environmental allergens such as dust mites, mold, and smoke. Allergies often cause inflammation in the respiratory tract.

Infections: Bacterial, viral, or fungal infections can lead to respiratory issues. Common infections like kennel cough, canine influenza, and pneumonia often affect the lungs and airways.

Environmental Irritants: Exposure to cigarette smoke, air pollution, or strong cleaning chemicals can irritate your dog’s respiratory system and lead to chronic coughing or wheezing.

Chronic Conditions: Asthma, bronchitis, and other chronic respiratory conditions are sometimes present in dogs, especially smaller breeds or older pets.

Heart Disease: Heart disease in dogs can sometimes manifest as respiratory distress, causing coughing, labored breathing, and fatigue due to fluid buildup in the lungs.

Common Symptoms of Respiratory Issues in Dogs

Recognizing early signs of respiratory issues is crucial. Symptoms like frequent coughing, labored breathing, or a runny nose can indicate that your dog is struggling with respiratory health and may need support.


Frequent Coughing or Hacking: Persistent coughing, especially if it worsens after exercise or excitement, can indicate respiratory issues.

Wheezing or Noisy Breathing: Wheezing sounds may be heard when your dog is breathing, indicating narrowed airways.

Labored Breathing or Shortness of Breath: If your dog is breathing heavily or appears to be struggling for air, this can be a sign of respiratory distress.

Runny Nose or Nasal Discharge: A runny nose, especially with clear, yellow, or green discharge, can indicate an infection or allergy.

Fatigue and Reduced Activity: Dogs with respiratory issues may tire easily and avoid exercise or play due to shortness of breath or discomfort.

Sneezing and Watery Eyes: Common allergy symptoms that can also point to respiratory issues, especially if they persist.

Natural Support for Your Pet’s Respiratory Health

To help your pet breathe easier, a combination of natural supplements and lifestyle adjustments can support respiratory function and reduce discomfort. Here are some recommended products in Dr. Ruth Roberts’ respiratory support protocol:

  • Quercetin for Natural Allergy Relief: Known as nature’s antihistamine, quercetin can help reduce allergy-related symptoms by stabilizing histamines, which are responsible for inflammation and itching.
  • Omega-3 Fatty Acids (Omega Pawz): Omega-3 supplements provide anti-inflammatory benefits that can help reduce irritation in the airways and support lung health.
  • Mushroom Blends for Immune Support (5 Defenders): Medicinal mushrooms like Reishi and Cordyceps are known for their immune-boosting properties and may support respiratory health by helping pets resist infections and environmental stressors.
  • Herbal Respiratory Tonics: Herbs such as licorice root and mullein can provide soothing support for the respiratory tract, helping to alleviate coughing and clear mucus.
  • Probiotics (Fidospore): Gut health plays a vital role in immune function, and a healthy immune system can help combat respiratory issues. Probiotics can help balance your pet’s microbiome, reducing the chance of inflammation-related respiratory problems.

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If you need help with starting up the course or getting access to the recipes and videos, please don't hesitate to contact us via call/text at +213 394 2923 / email drruthroberts@drruthroberts.com.