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Originally Posted by yorkieusa  It depends if you are dealing with chronic bronchitis or allergic bronchitis. In a puppy, I would think you would be dealing with allergic bronchitis. I wonder if it could be kennel cough? I think chronic bronchitis is usually found in older dogs. |
I thought it might be allergic bronchitis too, just don't know what he might be allergic too? As I've mentioned, the symptoms arose after the vaccines, but yet again just because there's correlation that does not mean causation. I only heard him cough once and it seemed like he was going to vomit, but he didn't. I thought it might be kennel cough too, but I watched the videos in the YT library that showed the difference between kennel cough, reverse sneeze, and collapsed trachea and none of them seemed to match what Teddy was doing (but then again, I couldn't tell the difference between a tapeworm and a roundworm in Teddy's stool so I don't think I'm good at discerning things lol!) But, the vet didn't even think that it might be kennel cough. He didn't even mention it. I even told him about my incident with the benadryl and that I was afraid he aspirated it, but he assured me that he did not. The only thing that is new in my household is that I'm spraying bitter apple spray on furniture, but I doubt that he's allergic to that? He spends A LOT of time around the house sniffing the carpet, I vacuum it constantly, but maybe its dust??