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WOW, a holistic approach that works. That is great. Now I know why my vet listened to my dogs throat with the steph. Thank God she didnt have the CT. I think the wheezing noise at rest is part of the diagnosis of CT. |
my little puppy has a collapsed trachea, it was catalyzed by a case of pneumonia ... i just say be careful and hope that you find out whatever is the cause soon, dogs with severe cases of CT are more prone to respiratory infections (at least that's what my vet says) - also there are varying degrees but better to catch and know things before things could get worse i say. but do a search, there is SOOOOO much info - highly reccomend it I hope you're baby is doing better now though :) |
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I also used a collar with Ferdinand a few times before I knew any better. :( I'll never use one again - I don't even have one anymore. He seems to be doing better the last day or so. It was really bad for a few days. It was really cold here, so we've had the heat on in the house (we usually only turn the heat on in the house like one week out of the year, but we've had it on for the last 3 weeks) which makes it really dry, so I'm wondering if that has anything to do with it. |
hey hun, here's a video of what my dog sounded like with CT. i hope its of some help and will ease your doubts or perhaps confirm them, and if htat's the case at least you know where to start. :confused: http://www.dropshots.com/day.php?use...1&ctime=144216 If the link doesn't work, go to dropshots.com and search users - put my name, camly. If that doesn't work PM me anytime :) |
Hope it's not CT. Keep us updated! Nancy |
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that's a good thing! so then its prolly just reverse sneezing? at least I hope so! lol. :p yea kikko had it pretty bad, and its a problem that varies in its severity. i've read on here where other people never even knew b/c it was never an issue. So far kikko has been oky, just a couple of hacks every now and then lately, so its gotten better ... and hasn't seemed to slow him down at all! hahaha. gluck with your baby and def. keep us posted :) |
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Well I'm glad he's doing better. I'll keep everyone posted. Thanks again for sharing that video with me. |
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I really hope my Ginger at 12 weeks is reverse sneezing episodes. She was fine for a while then tonight started up with this again. Vet said it could be anything a few weeks ago and put her on meds. It is very strange to watch and 13 yrs ago when my two yorkies then I remember went through this if I recall. One died later of a fall and my 13 yr old female doesn't do this much unless she drinks too much water. |
Video I could not get the video to work but its 2 AM also. Perhaps the source is down Calmly, I PM-ed you. I really want to see it. |
candini, i just pm-ed you ;) |
I finally got it to work. Sure sounds similiar to my Ginger but still unsure. I sent you a PM back. Perhaps the length of time is a bit longer. I think it was about 10 seconds duration (per little thing). I have not heard any wheezing just the coughing. Im thinking how many different cough sounds are there from a little Yorkie? Maybe Ginger's is more hoarse-like I dunno for sure. |
Reverse sneezing always sounded to me like saliva going down the wrong tube - the dog will usually stand with legs kindof apart in a stiff posture - head will bob in and out as they do it.... very strange to watch. Im going to watch Ginger today and see if she does this. It sounds very familiar and remember my late Yorkie named Toby did this often also. The spasms sort of ring a bell now but since Im at the office, I just can't remember. Sort of like the dog has something stuck in their throat and just trying to clear it out. |
Please click one of the Quick Reply icons in the posts above to activate Quick Reply. yea i remember my parents yorkie would do the same thing and it'd just be a hacked as if they had a tickle or soemthing caught in their throat...so it never concerned us before. difference with kikko was that it looked like he had difficutly breathing and at first happened every so often - i thought it was due to his pneumonia - but the anitbiotics were helping, and then he'd start doing it more and for longer periods. i hope the vid hope i just remember the night i was on YT all night doing a search reading old posts, and freaking out b/c i didn't know what was happening and how much i wished i could have an example ... (and i took the vid b/c i wanted something to show my vet-we have a language barrier, he speaks only chinese :eek: ) |
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