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sherile47 · 03-30-2011, 04:55 AM

Moses ran outside yesterday and started munching on grass. He has just been waiting for spring so he can eat grass. Well, as he was chewing, he started snorting, honking and I thought he may have inhaled a piece or a piece was stuck in his throat. He has been doing this all night. I can rub his throat and it does not make him snort, his gums are all nice and pink and I can feel his chest rising. He just looks so miserable. I watched the videos and the reverse sneezing sounds are exactly what he makes. Does this require a vet visit? Should I wait to see if he will stop, he is fine for a while and then starts again. He will not move during this, he will sit down and look at me, as if I could help him. The videos relieved my mind so much, I just knew he had developed collapsed trachea, but he does not sound like the dog in the video and he does not start couging when I rub his throat.

03-30-2011, 04:55 AM	#1
sherile47 Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: pewee valley Posts: 118	Honking Moses ran outside yesterday and started munching on grass. He has just been waiting for spring so he can eat grass. Well, as he was chewing, he started snorting, honking and I thought he may have inhaled a piece or a piece was stuck in his throat. He has been doing this all night. I can rub his throat and it does not make him snort, his gums are all nice and pink and I can feel his chest rising. He just looks so miserable. I watched the videos and the reverse sneezing sounds are exactly what he makes. Does this require a vet visit? Should I wait to see if he will stop, he is fine for a while and then starts again. He will not move during this, he will sit down and look at me, as if I could help him. The videos relieved my mind so much, I just knew he had developed collapsed trachea, but he does not sound like the dog in the video and he does not start couging when I rub his throat.