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Old 08-24-2005, 07:49 AM   #3
Flakes
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The vet said he was going to do some research as he hasn't treated an animal for asthma for many years. He's hoping there are new meds/treatments available now. So for now we are doing nothing except watching him closely.

He has a very difficult time breathing, always wheezing, gasping, snorking etc. His energy level has dropped dramatically, all he wants to do is sleep. We can't even take him for a short walk anymore as his breething is so laboured. I suspect the treatment will be much the same as for humans but for the life of me I don't know how you'd get a 4lb yorkie to use an inhalour.

He is going for chest xrays later this week to rule out any other possibilities.

One with senility, one with asthma and a new pup. All my time is spent taking care of furbabies.
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