My puppy has just reached the moon and is having trouble breathing, please help!

..I am also very anxious to see the dog sick, but I have raised a lot of dogs have not seen this symptom, you remember the dog's performance during the illness, such as what color is the bb dry or thin, vomiting no, vomit object why color, all carefully observe and write down, you can only tell the doctor clearly the situation to give it the correct **, hey, my dog was sick half a month ago, I took it to inject every day, for it also sent another Su Mu away, now it is very healthy, raise dogs to find more information on it, The right way to raise the dog can make the dog healthy, if you really care about it, take it as soon as possible**, I can't eat when my dog is sick, and now it's finally good,! Raising a dog is to have enough love and a sense of responsibility when the dog is sick, I wish your dog a healthy day, don't worry, see your dog sick, but not our dog lovers are happy to see, we are as anxious as you,!

Don't feed it anymore! You'd better observe the dog, don't rest, wait for the pet hospital to open before you go,!

It's the heart that's pressing on the lungs, making it difficult to breathe, and when it's lying down, you use a little pillow or something like that to raise its head a little bit so that it's a little bit more comfortable, and you can feed it a little bit of water now, because if you breathe with your mouth open, your mouth will be very dry.

Hold on until tomorrow morning to be taken to the hospital.

You can go to the hospital for oxygen and intravenous drops of drugs to increase electrolytes.

Keep warm! Cold-clearing heat and detoxification granules for him to drink! A little bit!

Let's wait for the hospital to open. Hope he's okay!

Summary. Hello, 10 days puppy dyspnea barking is because of respiratory diseases that have been barking oh dear, keep quiet, avoid the dog to move to prevent aggravation of dyspnea. Let the dog sit in a sitting position to reduce oxygen consumption.

Appropriate phlegm-reducing and antispasmodic drugs such as aminophylline and biyuping are given to keep the airway open. Remove foreign bodies to keep the airway open, and dyspnea caused by inhibition of the respiratory center, such as morphine and barbiturate poisoning. A respiratory stimulant should be injected immediately, either intramuscularly or intravenously, with intramuscular or intravenous nicosamide given each gram.

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Hello, 10 days of puppy dyspnea barking is because of respiratory diseases that have been barking oh dear, keep quiet, avoid the dog to move in order to prevent aggravation of dyspnea. Let the dog sit in a sitting position to reduce oxygen consumption. Appropriate phlegm-reducing and antispasmodic drugs such as aminophylline and biyuping are given to keep the airway open.

Remove foreign bodies, keep the respiratory tract open, and dyspnea caused by inhibition of the respiratory center, such as morphonwoodine and barbiturate poisoning. A respiratory stimulant should be injected immediately, either intramuscularly or intravenously, with intramuscular or intravenous nicosamide given each gram. Do you have any questions that I would like to answer or answer for you?

Now I don't eat milk, my tongue is a little purple, where can I buy the medicine you said, and which of these things is better?

This hypoxia is a bit serious, and it is best to take it to the pet hospital, and the professional staff will oxygenate it with an instrument.

Is the needle still pricked, and which one is pricked.

Don't prick the needle first, give it the condition of oxygen first, feed it a little glucose and move it to a well-ventilated place.

Okay thank you. Do you have to give oxygen for a long time?

Once the respiratory tract is cured, there is basically no need to give it oxygen.

Is it good to give oxygen without medication?

Of course, it needs to be given, first give it a mental boost in the drug.

I don't think there's a big problem with the situation you're talking about. First of all, your dog has no adverse symptoms other than the shortness of breath you feel, and there is no diarrhea or loss of appetite. It can be concluded that it is healthy.

As for why I am short of breath, I feel that there are two reasons:

1. The puppy may be born prematurely, or the dog mother has more babies, and its breast milk intake is insufficient, resulting in institutional deviation.

2. The puppy has congenital heart disease or respiratory disease, but generally the dog in this situation will not live long.

In addition, the puppy's breathing rate will indeed be slightly faster, and the room temperature is too high (the temperature in the air-conditioned room is only more comfortable, so there are more than 20 degrees) can indeed cause the puppy to continue shortness of breath, but these do not affect its normal development.

How to say it, the dog's breathing rate is faster than people, especially puppies, almost times the frequency of humans are normal, it will slow down a little as it gets older, but it is still faster than people, it is normal to stick out the tongue, the dog has no sweat glands, the tongue is to dissipate heat, some dogs will also squirt saliva, especially after exercise, these are normal, whether the heart disease has to go to the hospital to determine whether it is a heart disease, such a small dog is not suitable to take out, let alone go to a crowded place, Now is the high incidence of infectious diseases, it is not suitable for blowing air conditioning, dogs are young when the body adjustment ability is relatively poor, much worse than human children, blowing the fan to blow the air conditioner, although the owner loves the dog's performance, but it is also the main culprit that causes the dog to get sick. Dogs under the age of half a year should be taken care of very carefully, and a healthy body is the cornerstone of the dog's growth. The next ten years or so will depend on whether you pay attention to these months.

Then you have to go to the pet hospital to see a doctor!