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Originally Posted by tonyag9  I had read that with a collapsed trachea the mouth would be open and with reverse sneezing it would not be. His mouth is always closed and it does SOUND like an inhaled sneeze. Man, I really hope it isn't a collapsed trachea!!  Usually when he makes the sound it's after he runs around with the "zoomies" and is playing really hard. Now that I think about it, it may happen 2 times a week or so - not really sure. |
It may end up being reversed sneezing but you should have him checked to make sure. I read on here once where someone had a dog that they thought had reverse sneezing. Anyway the dog died and they found out it was collapsed trachea. Im sure if they knew they would have gotten the dog treatment before it progressed