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Originally Posted by AllDogBoots  Cooper's experience was different because I didn't act as quickly as you. I think he had issues for a few days before I brought him to the vet. If you remember he used to do that weird licking thing every night so it was tough to say when it was serious. Can you take his temperature and see if it's still elevated? He'll probably be fine. Is he acting ok? |
I think his temp might be normal because his ears feel good, not hot to the touch. He doesn't feel overly warm either.
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Originally Posted by yorkietalkjilly You know Tibbe was chewing some on a rawhide chewie today but not for long, mostly what he loves to do is carry them all around the house and hide them and then come tell me to follow him. I'm supposed to find them and then act excited and throw them and he races after it and it all starts all over. Well, anyway, after a session of doing this, he lay down and started chewing on one end for a bit as I watched but soon he was down and "hiding" it over by the TV. He started reverse sneezing and he hasn't done that in forever. I am wondering if that thing scratched his throat or something, even though he only chewed about 3 minutes. I've noticed his reverse sneezing usually seemed to come after chewing rawhide or something hard chew but after this, am becoming more convinced. He's gagged some after chewing some but nothing bad. Could that CET chew have scratched his throat even though you never saw anything? |
The enzymes or whatever that come off the chew may have irritated his throat. He definitely did not get a piece to swallow. I make him sit in my lap and I hold the chew while he works on it. When I threw it in the garbage, it was in one big square piece, not even a little edge missing. I even dug it out to check again.
This did start an hour or hour and a half after the chew.