Sentences with phrase «trachea issues»

I know small dogs often have mild trachea issues or reverse sneezing.

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The range of causes includes irritation in the branches of the lungs (trachea or windpipe) to heart disease (associated with heart rhythm issues).

Any toy poodle or cross may have issues with the trachea where the trachea collapses and may occlude the airway but this is usually accompanied by a distinctive honking cough; other issues may be laryngeal paralysis, soft palate disorders among other conditions.

Other health issues include collapsing tracheas, liver shunts, hypoglycemia, skin allergies, and white shaker dog syndrome (disease that causes the dog to have full body tremors, most common in West Highland White Terriers, Maltese, Bolognese and Poodles).

Not only does this make the dog uncomfortable, but it can be painful and even cause health issues such as collapsed trachea, damage to soft cartilage and increased ocular pressure.

If your dog has any issues with its trachea or respiratory system, however, a collar could exacerbate them.

Unfortunately, Yorkies do come with a predisposition for certain canine conditions such as dental issues, hypoglycemia, collapsing tracheas, hypothyroidism, and even subluxation of the patella.

Many of these little ones can not have shots or have bad reactions, are at high risk for surgeries like spay and neuter, do nt handle anesthesia well, many have physical issues like luxating patellas and collapsable tracheas... the list goes on and on.

Allowing your French or English Bulldog to pant for long periods of time can actually cause exaggerated breathing issues by stretching out his soft palate, causing scar damage to his trachea & putting unneeded stress on his heart.

Along with the breed being brachycephalic comes smaller trachea size (TRACHEA IS THE 2ND MOST COMMONLY MISDIAGNOSED BULLDOG trachea size (TRACHEA IS THE 2ND MOST COMMONLY MISDIAGNOSED BULLDOG TRACHEA IS THE 2ND MOST COMMONLY MISDIAGNOSED BULLDOG ISSUE).