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Originally Posted by DSW  ...my Scrappy? When he's very excited like at food time his breathing becomes very labored. Sounds like he's gasping for breath. It's very loud and alarming. All my husband has to do is shout at him and grab him, then it goes away. When he's playing outside and running wildly there's no sign of it. Don't know if a vet visit is warranted. |
My Roxy gets this when she gets really excited like when I get home from work. I taped it and showed it to the vet he said it was a reverse sneeze most likely. Her trachea is fine so it is not a collaped trachea. You could try vidoeing it too and showing it to the vet or posting it here. It shouldn't be to hard since you already know when it is most likely to occur. I believe as few members are vets themselves or members of their family are.