The newly arrived dog has difficulty swallowing, please ask why

Updated on healthy 2024-07-03
7 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-12

    It is necessary to quickly check the esophagus, 1. Check whether there is a foreign body stuck on the esophagus. 2. Check the gums for inflammation. In addition, whether the dog is in the tooth change period.

    Find**] Dog esophageal obstruction is caused by the esophagus being blocked by food clumps or foreign bodies. When dogs are overly hungry, they eat too quickly, swallow large mouthfuls of food without chewing enough, and the food is stuck in the middle and lower part of the esophagus. The dog is suddenly frightened during the food intake, and swallows a relatively large piece of food with its head up, which cannot pass through the esophagus, so that the food stays in the esophagus.

    The feed is mixed with bones, pieces of meat or fish bones, etc., and the dog swallows it without chewing it and gets stuck in the esophagus.

    See the symptoms clearly] the sick dog has difficulty swallowing and refuses to eat; Appears restless, scratching the neck with hind limbs; Sometimes coughing occurs.

    **Method] 1) Dose 10 20 ml of vegetable oil or liquid paraffin, and then inject 3 20 ml of pilocarpine nitrate (pilocarpine nitrate) subcutaneously, and after a few hours**.

    2) After the liquid paraffin is administered, the esophagus is carefully inserted with a gastric catheter and the foreign body is slowly pushed into the stomach. Or connect a pump to the gastric cannula, pump rhythmically, and use the gastric catheter to slowly push the blockage into the stomach while the esophagus is dilated.

    3) Esophageotomy surgery to remove the foreign body. It should generally be performed by an experienced veterinarian.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    The first cause may be due to environmental changes that cause stress, which can be automatically eliminated after a few days.

    The second may be that the piece of meat you are feeding is too large and the throat is too small, which is inconvenient to swallow. I don't need to tell you how to solve it, right?

    If it is also difficult to drink water, it means that you have laryngitis, you can use broad-spectrum anti-inflammatory drugs**, you can also use amoxicillin orally**, if you add some antipyretics, it is better. Of course, it all depends on the doctor's opinion.

    If none of the above symptoms are true, then you can touch its throat to see if there is a hard object, if there is a hard object, then it is broken, and go to the veterinarian immediately, no matter how clear I say, you can't do it.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    The dog is too small, you feed yogurt to try, don't feed milk, if you don't feed it well, it will die.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    It may be that the dog's throat is inflamed, so it causes the dog to swallow difficult, such as eating fish bones and piercing the throat and becoming inflamed, or the dog has a cold and is inflamed, etc.!

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    Summary. Saliva contains a variety of substances such as amylase, lysozyme, immunoglobulins, and mucins. Saliva in the mouth moistens and dilutes food, aids in stomach absorption, kills bacteria that enter the mouth, and there is also a saliva growth factor in saliva.

    It significantly shortens the healing time of the wound and retains the elasticity. So saliva has a bactericidal effect. But it is not a disinfectant and has little effect on larger wounds.

    The dog's throat is fine, but what is the problem with seeing it feel uncomfortable to swallow?

    The cause may be due to environmental changes that cause stress, and if so, it can automatically resolve after a few days.

    Saliva contains a variety of substances such as amylase, lysozyme, immunoglobulins, and mucins. The saliva in the mouth can moisten and dilute food, help the stomach absorb, and kill bacteria that enter the mouth, and there is also a saliva growth factor in the saliva. It can significantly shorten the healing time of the wound between the rows and maintain the elasticity.

    So saliva has a bactericidal effect. But it is not a disinfectant and has little effect on larger wounds.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    Please check whether the dog has that kind of regurgitation, if there is, one is the card owner who eats, and the other is that it may be caused by indigestion in the stomach.

    If you make sure that the puppy is not eating, it is probably more likely that the owner is stuck. At this time, you can open the dog's mouth to see if there is a blockage in the throat, if not, you can consider whether there is a throat disease, and at this point you must send it to the pet hospital for examination.

    If there is also a card owner, please pay attention to whether the blockage can be removed, if it is not easy to take out, please go to the hospital for a special **.

    Hope mine can help you and your dog.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Didn't you eat something card?

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