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Originally Posted by dwerten  she had no drooling  so thinking maybe not a seizure just the vomit triggered reverse sneeze which in turn she could not breath and she gets real scared when she reverse sneezes unlike my yorks as it rarely happens to her so i think she freaks out It happens every time she has reverse sneeze or vomits she panics but this is the first time her tongue turned blue so it really scared me |
Sorry, drooling is optional. I've seen licking during a seizure, and during rev sneezing.
One of my Yorkies gets totally stiff when she gets scared. Like a statue.
Either way, seizure or not, being calm and trying to interact with her is good and be reassuring too. I find with Peek a Boo that if I message his throat during Rev sneeze it sometimes helps.
When a dog comes out of a seizure, they may not know where they are, so if she ever has one, it's best to remain calm and talk in a calm voice as if everything is okay.
Also, one of the ladies said to stop Reverse Sneezing, cover the nostrils with a finger, it will force them to take a breath through their mouth.