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Help with my dogs breathing - it doesnt seem right!

far2812
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My little dog, Max, over the past couple of days seems to be breathing differently.
I know it sounds strange but it sounds like he has got asthma?!!
I don't know if there is such a thing in dogs.
I initially thought he was wingeing at me ..............
The noise is like just before he is about to winge (but without the high pitch sound) - and it is with every breath he takes.
Any advice?
Thanks
I know it sounds strange but it sounds like he has got asthma?!!
I don't know if there is such a thing in dogs.
I initially thought he was wingeing at me ..............
The noise is like just before he is about to winge (but without the high pitch sound) - and it is with every breath he takes.
Any advice?
Thanks
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What breed is he?
And Geri made a good point, of course, clicked reply too quickly. Get him checked out as soon as you can.0 -
You should get him checked out by the vet as soon as possible, I would have thought.0
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He is a patterdale terrier! Do you think I should ring the vet now?Total Quidco earnings - £547.98
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if he is struggling for breath, yes you should.
do you have insurance? they generally offer a vet nurse advice line, you could call them for advice tonight.0 -
No he doesnt seem to be struggling just doesnt seem right! Plus he is more or less snoring........Total Quidco earnings - £547.98
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see a vet hun ASAP! breathing probs shouldnt be ignored.0
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ok thanks = will ring them now!Total Quidco earnings - £547.98
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Sounds like an URT problem. The whining/snoring noise would make me worried it ws a laryngeal problem eg laryngeal paralysis. Could be something as simple as an URT infection or KC etc.0
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As a general rule, put yourself in your pet's position. If it was you with breathing problems, would you ring a doctor for an appointment in the morning or would you call an ambulance? The same theory works for diarrhoea, limping etc - what would you do if it was you? Most vets would class difficulty breathing as an emergency, worth a phonecall at least0
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I agree with other replys - call the vet!
Just in case you don't have a regular vet you could try these:
http://www.vetfone.co.uk/Some days you're the dog..... most days you're the tree!0
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