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...Colds?
I know that sounds like a stupid question, but I'm serious.
My dog seems to be doing a lot of coughing and sneezing just recently and I noticed yesterday that his nose was dripping.
I haven't had him long, about a month. As far as I know all his boosters etc are up to date. I'm taking him to get a microchip at the end of the week so i could ask the vet then.
Any ideas anyone?
TIA
Stuart.
I know that sounds like a stupid question, but I'm serious.
My dog seems to be doing a lot of coughing and sneezing just recently and I noticed yesterday that his nose was dripping.
I haven't had him long, about a month. As far as I know all his boosters etc are up to date. I'm taking him to get a microchip at the end of the week so i could ask the vet then.
Any ideas anyone?
TIA
Stuart.
Depends on the severity really. I wouldn't take him to the vets if he doesn't have any respiratory problems. If it's sneezing and snottsville then keep obs on him for a bit.
I'm not a vet, but have first hand knowledge of snotty dogs.
Tell him to stop being such a wuss
What type of dog is he?
I'm not a vet, but have first hand knowledge of snotty dogs.
Tell him to stop being such a wuss
What type of dog is he?
Its the respiratory bit I'm worried about.
Without being too boring, he's had a problem called larinsomething paralysis, basically earlier this year he had an op to keep some kind of flap open so he could breath. He normally has a rasp when he's breathing and his bark is quite muffled, not getting the full lung power behind it. He seems to be a bit worse inside, he's ok when he's outside but doesn't have as much energy. He's breathing ok, a little short on breath but nothing particularly out of the ordinary.
He's a 7yo Alsation.
>> Edited by tvradict on Monday 25th July 21:23
Without being too boring, he's had a problem called larinsomething paralysis, basically earlier this year he had an op to keep some kind of flap open so he could breath. He normally has a rasp when he's breathing and his bark is quite muffled, not getting the full lung power behind it. He seems to be a bit worse inside, he's ok when he's outside but doesn't have as much energy. He's breathing ok, a little short on breath but nothing particularly out of the ordinary.
He's a 7yo Alsation.
>> Edited by tvradict on Monday 25th July 21:23
tvradict said:
Its the respiratory bit I'm worried about.
Without being too boring, he's had a problem called larinsomething paralysis, basically earlier this year he had an op to keep some kind of flap open so he could breath. He normally has a rasp when he's breathing and his bark is quite muffled, not getting the full lung power behind it. He seems to be a bit worse inside, he's ok when he's outside but doesn't have as much energy. He's breathing ok, a little short on breath but nothing particularly out of the ordinary.
He's a 7yo Alsation.
>> Edited by tvradict on Monday 25th July 21:23
With that history, I think I would take him to the vet to make sure.
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