Sentences with phrase «permanent lung damage»

Dogs that contract pneumonia from canine influenza will get permanent lung damage.

It can result in permanent lung damage, insufficient oxygen levels in the blood and death.

«Every dog I've necropsied (similar to doing a human autopsy), most after living out a normal life after suffering the disease many years ago, showed evidence of permanent lung damage, sometimes significant,» Jones notes.

Hydrogen peroxide, which sadly is still recommended by some vets, can cause a whole bunch of damage to the esophagus, and if your cat happens to inhale it, either while fighting you as you force it down, or when they vomit it back up, can cause a severe pneumonia that can cause permanent lung damage.

In some cases, meconium aspiration syndrome can lead to lifelong breathing problems or even permanent lung damage.

Olive oil, for example, can lead to permanent lung damage and even death, because of the danger of inhaling the oil into the lungs when spitting up.