If your dog has ever had symptoms of panting, breathing loudly, or sneezing, but instead of sneezing, they draw air in instead, that is a symptom of reverse sneezing.
Reverse Sneezing
This symptom usually doesn't last long, lasting only 20-60 seconds at a time before it disappears on its own. It's not dangerous, and we can help your little one recover from this symptom by gently stroking or tapping their throat to encourage them to swallow.
Although reverse sneezing is harmless and can heal on its own, owners shouldn't be complacent. If your cat has this symptom frequently or chronically, along with other symptoms such as difficulty breathing, a runny nose, phlegm, lethargy, loss of appetite, or weight loss, you should take your cat to see a doctor immediately, as there may be something else wrong with their respiratory system.
Dog breeds that are prone to reverse sneezing frequently It will be a dog with a short face, such as a Shih Tzu, Bulldog, Pekingese, Pug, Chihuahua, etc., but other breeds can also be like this.
An important reminder for pet owners is that if your pet exhibits any unusual behavior, such as not enjoying its food or losing weight, you should immediately take it to the vet. Pets are creatures that cannot express their symptoms to us. We need your pet's attentiveness to ensure that they have a good quality of life, are happy, and live a long life.
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