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Originally Posted by Lacy's Mom What about trying a baby nasal bulb aspirator? |
Yes, that's a wonderful idea!! i will look for one, this will be good to have on hand, i often thought that if during the severe mucus time if it really did get stuck, like yesterday morning it was 4:30AM and she kept trying to pass the mucus, and for just a brief moment you heard nothing but saw both of her little hands paw at her nose and mouth, then suddenly you heard the mucus going back and forth again, that was spooky, and so we have been talking about what we would do if it got stuck and she couldn't breath.
We know mouth to nose, if it was because of the collapsed trachea, and in fact we just noticed you had, printed out the yorkie cpr. We have done hours and hours of research sometimes staying up all night on collapsing trachea, bronchitis, sinus problems, and bordatella, but we never can come up with this mucus problem, nothing in all of our research ever defines this specific severe mucus.
We just want her to be better, and her other brothers and sisters want her to be better too.
Will definitley keep this post updated as to the lastest developments for amy.
Thank you again,
Amy and Amy's mom Rachel