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Originally Posted by ckuz13  My pug Harvee had a collapsed trachea..for his entire 14 yrs of life. I never knew of this..until his life came to an end..The vet x-rayed him and saw that his collapse was so severe that we had to euthanize him. He was 14 and had he been younger he would have qualified for the surgery to correct this. He never wore a collar, always a harness..I always thought he was reverse sneezing..he was a happy little guy and was over all very healthy..I wish another vet would have caught this earlier..but he did live a long life with this condition..ask about the surgery.. |
Im sooooo sorry to hear about your baby. My little girl has the same condition. They said it wasnt bad enough to do surgrey. They told me no collars, which i have never used from the beginning, i love the harness, and so does she. But im keeping an eye on it.......
To answer your question up above, the vet hasnt advised me of any medications just yet, I think they are just keeping a close eye on it......