1. Assess her symptoms: Look for signs like persistent coughing, difficulty breathing, wheezing, lethargy, or rapid breathing.
2. Keep away from irritants: Minimize her exposure to cigarette smoke and other irritants in the garage.
3. Use a humidifier: Running a cool-mist humidifier in the room where she spends time can help soothe irritated airways.
4. Avoid triggers: Identify and limit her exposure to potential allergens and triggers such as pollen, dust, and certain foods.
5. Provide clean air: Ensure she has access to fresh air and avoid areas with heavy pollution.
6. Monitor her breathing: Keep a close eye on her breathing patterns and note any changes. If the symptoms persist or worsen, seek immediate veterinary care.