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And so many times that means you trusted your vet. We want to think they know everything. But her problem may have very well being scar tissue, it's just hard to know now. My Bubba on occasion will hack and I wonder if he has a partially collapsed trachea. But it's so rare that he does it, then I think it may be something else. An x-ray would be a good idea |
My little guy just started making these weird noises two days ago. Everyone told me it's reverse sneezing, and not to worry. But now after reading this thread, I'm afraid it might be collapsed trachea. This might sound like a stupid question, but is it caused by food? I just recently switched him to a different dry kibble. I went from Natural Balance Venison to Nature's Variety Lamb. |
I would watch and observe him closely after he eats..does the reverse sneezing happen after he eats?? is he excited or exerted when he sneezes? Don't worry..my pug lived with this for a very long 14 yrs..He was overweight and lived in the worst climate(desert) for his breed..and still lived a long life with this condition..If it turns out to be collapsed trachea..it is treatable..it's just hard to see them doing it.. |
Is reverse sneezing when they seem to snort and cant breathe right? bella always does that.. is that something she needs to go to the vet for? |
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Well, if you think about it, Humans make alot of funny noises too! Not all snorts and sneezes are serious...You will know when it becomes an ongoing issue that something does not seems right.. |
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The vet saw it in an X-Ray of our Lhasa Poo's neck. |
Ok now I am really worried. Our little Laddy makes a honking noise with a dry gag at end :(. He usually only does it when he first wakes up and maybe a couple times a day but he seems to be sleeping alot. Also at night he makes a very quiet kind of whine sound that you usually cant hear unless you are holding him.. He sees the vet Monday I will see what they say. He is only 4 months old. |
[QUOTE=nanahas3;2492676]Ok now I am really worried. Our little Laddy makes a honking noise with a dry gag at end :(. He usually only does it when he first wakes up and maybe a couple times a day but he seems to be sleeping alot. Also at night he makes a very quiet kind of whine sound that you usually cant hear unless you are holding him.. He sees the vet Monday I will see what they say. He is only 4 months old.[/QUOTE I hope everything goes well...like I said it is treatable and had Harvee's been detected early..he could have had the surgery..although he did not do the goose honking until the last year of his life..it was winter and we did run the central heating which did contribute to the dry cough..it worsens during the winter months..Good luck..its not the worst thing for a yorkie to have considering all the life threatening things yorkies do get.. |
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