Different viruses cause a cold in dogs and humans, but their symptoms are similar. The most common signs your dog has a cold will include red eyes, lethargy, coughing, sneezing, and vomiting. Other symptoms may include:  Warm ears A warm, dry nose Shivering Loss of appetite In most cases, a dog’s cold will present noticeable but not severe symptoms. However, the cold symptoms are also seen with other, more critical conditions. If your dog's symptoms get worse over a period of 24 to 48 hours, if there is a rattling in their chest, or if they are visibly uncomfortable, they need immediate vet attention. Other canine diseases that may have similar symptoms to a cold include parainfluenza, kennel cough, distemper, and different types of infections. If your dog experiences symptoms lasting more than a few days, or if their condition seems to be getting progressively worse, call your vet immediately. Your vet will be able to determine what condition is responsible for your dog’s symptoms, and they can help you develop a treatment and care plan.  Most colds don’t require medication. If your vet prescribes medication for another condition or to help manage severe cold symptoms, administer it in accordance with their directions. If your dog is running a fever, if they stop drinking water, or if they are in such pain that they cannot move, bring them to an emergency animal clinic right away.
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One-sentence summary -- Look for symptoms similar to those seen in humans. Monitor the severity of the symptoms. Seek vet care for severe or ongoing symptoms.

Q: If your health care coverage requires a referral to see a specialist, you will want to arrange for an appointment with your primary care physician first. Give your doctor an accurate description of your medical history, and explain to him or her the detailed history of your facial cyst. Because cysts are generally fluid-filled, if your doctor punctures the surface of the cyst, much of the material inside can be drained (i.e. removed), thereby greatly speeding up the healing process. The one downside to this method, however, is that it does not prevent recurrence of the cyst down the road. To the contrary, although this method is extremely effective in the short-term, it frequently leads to recurrence of the cyst later on. However, it is worth a shot and may very well be the cure you are looking for!  The doctor will pierce the cyst with a sharp object and ensure that all the keratin, sebum or other substances are ejected from the cyst so that it can heal. Incision and drainage will require careful cleaning and dressing to avoid infection. Follow your doctor's instructions after the procedure to maintain good hygiene in the area. Never pop open a cyst at home or on your own, as doing it improperly could result in infection and scarring. If you find that you have a persistent cyst, and if you have been unsuccessful at treating it via the other methods, it may be time to consider surgery. Generally, in order to proceed with surgery, your doctor will want little to no inflammation around your cyst. As a result, if your cyst is inflamed, you may need to undergo a corticosteroid injection first to diminish the inflammation prior to surgery.  You can opt for more mild surgery where just the front wall of the cyst is removed and the rest is left to heal on its own. Alternatively, the entire cyst can be removed surgically. This gives the greatest chance of preventing recurrence or any further problems down the road. This procedure will involve sutures for about a week afterwards, at which point you will return to your doctor to have them removed. If you are opting for a complete cyst excision, ask your doctor if it is possible to have an incision through the mouth in order to avoid a scar. This is a new surgical technique that is becoming more common, as it is cosmetically preferable. After surgery, carefully follow all the surgeon's directions for optimal healing. Because the cyst was removed from your face, attention to proper healing is key in order to avoid cosmetic concerns down the road. Potential complications of surgery can include scarring, infection, and/or damage to facial muscles. These can be an option for people with frequent facial cysts. If you get facial cysts often, your medical provider may prescribe a course of oral antibiotics to prevent more cysts from appearing.
A: Make an appointment with a dermatologist. Inquire about incision and drainage. Move on to surgical options if your cyst recurs. Follow post-op instructions carefully. Ask your doctor about oral antibiotics.

Article: You can host the party indoors at your home if you plan to have a smaller guest list of around 20-30 people. If you plan to invite more than 50 people, you may want to consider renting an indoor venue, such as a jazz club, a restaurant, or a community hall. You may go for an indoor venue if the weather is going to be unpredictable or too cold for your guests on the day of the party. If you know you are going to have good weather for the party, consider an outdoor venue like your backyard or a park. Outdoor venues were popular in the 1920s. You can also rent out the patio at a local restaurant or an outdoor garden. It may be fun to find an outdoor venue where you can put up white tents so guests can enjoy the weather without being directly in the sun or the elements all party long. A Great Gatsby party will be the most atmospheric at night. Parties in the 1920s were often scheduled late at night, going until the early morning. Make the start time for the party in the evening, such as 8 o’clock or 9 o’clock. Expect guests to arrive fashionably late. Having the party later at night will also give you time to prepare for the party that day. Go for a black and gold theme for the invitations to make them more Gatsby-esque. Choose art deco patterns and gold glitter. Pick font that is slim and glamorous looking. You can make your own invitations using your computer or an online invitation site. Send out the invitations at least two weeks before the party date. You can also order custom invitations from online print and design shops. For example, you may write, "The party is on Thursday, March 4, at the Kelly Jazz Bar, from 8 pm to 1 am." You can also include a note about the theme of the party, such as, “Please join us for a Great Gatsby Party.” Ask your guests to dress up based on the theme. Suggest flapper dresses, pearls, feathers, dapper suits, and silk scarves. Encourage your guests to dress in their best Gatsby style outfits for the party.  You may note that dressing up is optional, but recommended in the invitation.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Get an indoor venue for a smaller party. Go for an outdoor venue based on the weather. Schedule the party for the evening. Send out custom invitations. Note the time, date, and place of the party in the invitations. Request Gatsby-esque attire from guests.