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| Teridoll |
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 | Oh... and we all had our pups for about 3 weeks to a month before they got really sick. My brother's pup always had a really minor cough. Nothing I would have ever worried about. She would only cough once in a while... no more so than any dog. Real dogs come w/ saddles  | |||
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| Karen |
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 | The only thing i could find for you was this article which is related to human and very long winded.... Click This Link [ Edited Sat Jun 27 2009, 10:23AM ] Karen 'Worry is like a rocking chair, keeps you going but gets you nowhere!' ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Homeward Bound Pet Passport Kennels home of Treloarneo Mastini (France) Visit my web site: Click This Link Homeward Bound Pet Passport Sevice: Click This Link | |||
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| carman |
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| Excuse me I meant to say bronchial wash, this is where they place a scope down the trachea,and do lung washes. Just swabbing the back of the throat would be useless, as it is a deeper problem. Carman Cynthia Carman | ||||
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| Carrie-Ann |
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 | get the apple cider vinegar in them see if that works, probably not, but i try anything me!(it is a mild antibiotic) lol,  i wish you all the best with your puppy and hopefully get to the answer soon. [ Edited Sat Jun 27 2009, 10:29AM ] The jealous are troublesome to others, but a torment to themselves! | |||
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| Karen |
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| | ACV isn't a bad idea actually Carrie, because it would disinfect as well... There is always bacteria in the throat anyway so a regular dose of ACV would ceratinly keep some of the bad stuff under control! Karen 'Worry is like a rocking chair, keeps you going but gets you nowhere!' ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Homeward Bound Pet Passport Kennels home of Treloarneo Mastini (France) Visit my web site: Click This Link Homeward Bound Pet Passport Sevice: Click This Link | |||
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| Karen |
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| | Teridoll wrote ... Oh... and we all had our pups for about 3 weeks to a month before they got really sick. My brother's pup always had a really minor cough. Nothing I would have ever worried about. She would only cough once in a while... no more so than any dog. Trouble is these things soon escalate... My son has had pnemonia on 3 seperate occassions, and looking back the first symptoms were a mild, dry cough every time, which started at night when he went to bed. We thought at first it was the dust from the house (as we were doing work on it) then thought perhaps it was mild asthma, it went on for about 3 or 4 weeks before it got bad and he complained it hurt when he breathed in... and of course a dog can't complain... Karen 'Worry is like a rocking chair, keeps you going but gets you nowhere!' ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Homeward Bound Pet Passport Kennels home of Treloarneo Mastini (France) Visit my web site: Click This Link Homeward Bound Pet Passport Sevice: Click This Link | |||
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| carman |
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| Karen, primary cilliary dyskenesia in humans is almost impossible to nail down, it would be that much harder in dogs. I think it would be better look at obscure but more treatable conditions. PCD is hard to diagnose secondary to the normal post imflammatory changes that occur in the ciliary cells due to infection or inflammation. Its like self prophecy. Carman Cynthia Carman | ||||
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| flamesakacrazy |
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| Hello All, I am Cammie's Mom and Nisse's Aunt! I must Thank all of you for your concerns and advice with our Puppy Problem. As you can imagine it is very frustrating and disheartening. Cammie is on her 4th week of Clavamox and finished her Panacur on Tuesday. I'm starting to wonder if maybe her congested cough has nothing to do with her Pneumonia. She still has it, just not as bad as it was. It sounds like she's trying to hauck a loogie( sorry for the grossness) and can't get it up. She has become more puppy-like after 2 weeks of the anitibiotics which made us feel better. However she still continues to cough, just not as often. Teri and I have tried to come up with everything possible that could b wrong. Today she called and was telling me about this post and how everyone was coming back with all these possiblities. Then she said something that caught my atttention. Acid Reflux!! 2 of my daughters had acid reflux as infants 1 almost died from aspirating on it. They both were on Previcid until they grew out of it The Acid Reflux would not explain the pneumonia however she could have 2 different things going on. I will be calling Cammie Vet Monday to pitch this idea to her. Here's a pic to go with the post! This was one of her first morning here  This is now with my other baby Jack  Have the best pup! | ||||
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| carman |
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| Hi Elizabeth, god she is adorable. Keep us posted on her progress, with all this love she and her littermates will pull through Carman Cynthia Carman | ||||
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| brigda |
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| Guest Gold 0  Spent: 0 | OMG!! What a doll!! And your other baby is so sweet... Good luck Anne Centurian Mastini | |||
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