Having been through this many times (my DH is accident prone that needs surgery) I recommend ignoring him then going scorched earth in his ass if he keeps it up.  If you don't take care of yourself, you could get worse.  As for the dogs split the shifts. Phones have alarms that work really well.  Do not let him turn you into his mother.  It's the one thing I hate about my DH's parenting, his mother taught him very little, especially how not to bug your wife when ill.  Last time my DH was sick he complained I wasn't nice to him anymore.  Yeah dude, I have compassion fatigue from it all.  Be glad I made dinner!!   
 

You have me deepest sympathy 

I hear ya!  My DH and I both have several serious health issues we navigate.  Lately DH has developed a severe case of neuropathy and we aren't sure why. He's not diabetic (I am) but is taking B12 and folic acid as that was low.  He takes meds for gout and high blood pressure.  We don't know where this neuropathy is coming from but it's super super bad.  Sharp horrific pain in his feet, fingers -numbness being the least of his problems.  Gotta get to the bottom of this because his lack of ability to do much and his constant sighing and complaining and moaning about it  is really getting to me.  And I'm a caregiver by nature but it's been a lot of time between this and his gout issues that have me completely worn the eff out!! 

A friend of mine went on a cruise and caught covid when it first began. She was dreadfully ill and while he had covid he was not really sick at all. They were both locked in a room at the hospital with windows that could not open. She was about ready to kill him by the time they let him out. He was there about 2 weeks she was in there quite a bit longer.

Sympathizing with you, Halo.  My DH is a pita when he's sick, too.  Hope you get well soon.

I'm not a very good nurse nor am I very sympathetic to those who suffer from choice. Many, many years ago, DH was home, groaning in bed. I told him to see the doc. "It's not bad enough to see the doc." "If it's bad enough to not go to work, it's bad enough to see the doc," I replied, and with that, I left and went to work and left him to it. Not my problem. The stupid thing was that our doctor at the time actually did house visits! Anyway, that was the last time he did his dying duck number.Well, he tried it again when he got Covid but got sent to be tested (his argument was that it was a public holiday and that nowhere would be open - my resonse "Rubbish! Just get it done!").

You really should be resting. Never mind doing everything like a pp said split dog shifts and just nap as much as u can. Get take out and ask them to leave it outside your door so you don't have to cook. Please try and rest up as much as possible. Sending good thoughts. 

I'm so grateful my DH doesn't get like this. He has a chronic health issue that made him very sick in the past (currently better), so he knows how to deal with illness. 

I'm an excellent nurse but he just wants me to leave him alone when he's sick. On the flip side, he's a terrible nurse, but I don't get sick often anyway. 

On a serious note, see your doctor. COVID is no joke and it can get very much worse with no warning. 

Consider the bail fund started.  

Take care of yourselves it hits everybody different. I get the whole many baby cold thing though, my DH used to do it until I stopped catering to him.