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Nahzi's Mom
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: arizona
Posts: 4
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I have a 12 week old puppy... She makes a strange noise... hard to describe. She's sucking in air really fast through her nose, it makes a sort of snore/pig sound (not high pitched). It happens a few times a day, usually during a nap, but occasionally just when she's relaxing somewhere. Usually lasts 3-5 "snorts" and then she's okay. Just wondering if it's normal?
Or do I need to try and get her in to be seen by the vet Monday?
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Senior Member
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 184
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What kind of puppy is she? My Boston has always made noises like this. If it is not a Boston or a breed that has the short snout, I am thinking respiratory problem of some type. It is good you have a vet appointment for her.
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Nahzi's Mom
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: arizona
Posts: 4
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She's an aussie/lab mix. We'll be off to the vet tomorrow, she started sneezing some white gunky stuff this morning and her eyes are kind of runny. She doesn't seem lethargic, tho... so hoping it's just a cold, or perhaps her adjusting to the new house and the cats (have only had her a week). We'll see what the vet says.... Will post an update.
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It sounds like she's just doing what we call 'reverse sneezing'. It's usually harmless, but if she's also got the nasal discharge it's a good idea to take her in.
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: California
Posts: 82
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I agree that especially with the discharge she needs to be checked by the vet. I wonder if she was given an Intra-tract vaccine when you got her? My dogs snort like this for a week or so after the vaccine. One of my dogs also has allergies and snorts like this when he is having seasonal problems.
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For the Love Of the Breed
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: a house
Posts: 874
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Sounds like an inverted sneeze. It's pretty common. If she doesn't stop on her own if you blown in her nose she will stop. It's nothing dangerous. I have seen it many times, including my mil's pit.
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Nahzi's Mom
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: arizona
Posts: 4
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The vet says it's allergies.... but didn't say much else
Think I need to look for a new vet... was not happy. I have no clue what to do with Nahzi... avoid walking? Change food? What is she allergic to? He says she's too young to test...and that I could give her Benadrul.... and that was it. |
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Junior Member
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Vancouver, WA
Posts: 1
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i think my dog is doing the same thing, but shes been like dry snorting or something like that ever since she had her first bordatella shot, does anyone know why? is this a reaction to the bordatella shot?
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Junior Member
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Jasper, AL 35503
Posts: 1
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My 14 wk. old Shih-tzu has just started this snorting noise but it doesn't come and go. It' all the time. Does anyone have any experience with this?
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Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Northern California
Posts: 214
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My shih tzu snores if she is sleeping or went her head is tilted in some direction where her airway is blocked. Occ. sneezes. But not all of the time. You might want to go to the vet to make sure something isn't stuck in the nose.
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