Keely gets it every now and then and sometimes it is little and lasts a few seconds and a few times it was really bad and keeps acting up through the day/night. The only thing that seems to get her to stop is when I hold her and place my index finger and thumb on the side of her mouth and press in so she opens up and breathes. I would just keep an eye on her and take her tomorrow, but then again that is something totally up to you.
Quick question though. You said she never really did it until after you got home from the dog park right? Perhaps, and not to freak you out or scare you, she caught Kennel Cough from another dog there. Google it and see if she has any other symptoms listed and if so then maybe the emergecy vet wouldn't be all too bad of an idea.
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