my 1 year old dog has been having reverse sneeze for 8 weeks now. Most of the time he reverse sneezes, it is when he is excited or happy, when a family returns home from work or freinds visiting. when it was really bad, he vomitted 7 times within a couple of hours, continuously reverse sneezing in between. I have been to three clinics where they all say different things. One of them gave my dog heart medicine which he took for a week but the symptoms of him reverse sneezing and vomitting did not go away. Another clinic diagnosed him for an infection, so he took antibiotics for 3 weeks, but the symptoms still remained, although he only vomits once a day now, three to four days a week. vomits are almost always followed by reverse sneezes. If we keep him not excited, he only has light reverse sneeze once or twice a day. Whenever we walked him for 20 to 30 minutes outside, he was not as jumpy and running as he was before, and symptoms worsened when came back home later that day, but the weather's really hot outside, so that may be why too. sorry for the long question.

Hi! my puppy is making this hiccup/reverse sneezing sound when we put him alone in his play pen. Is this from stress? Also he has giardia so im woundering is this is a symptom of that.when he does this should we just leave him in the pen and just let it pass or should we pick him up and hold him

My dog has been having reverse sneezing, and on and off discharge coming out his nose for almost 5 months now. We had a scope done, the vet said there was nothing there. We gave him allergy meds, they did not help. He will go through time where the discharge is just terrible and then will seem to get better on its own then it comes back after a couple weeks. He is about 9 years old, and an Australian Shepard mix. He did start taking galleprant recently could that be a side effect?

I have a one year old female daschound. She has been having the reverse sneezing for 3 days or so now. Tonight she started stiffening her head straight up as if she was smelling the air and would not bring it back down to normal. She acts almost as if she is hurting either in her neck, shoulder, or back. At times she lends her head to the left and picks up her right paw as if it is hurting. I put her in her crate to rest, but the strange thing is that she comes out of it sometimes as if nothing is wrong. I have medication from when my other daschound hurt her back. Should I give her some of that or what?

do dogs get tired of reverse sneezing? because my dog just slept and didnt eat after attack. it lasted 2-5mins with intervals for 9hrs. thanks in advance for answer. godbless

Hi there- My 2 year old chihuahua has been reverse sneezing for 15 days now. He got the Bordetella vaccine (through the nose) on Feb 13 and was boarded on Feb 16 for 4 nights. Since then, he has been reverse sneezing a ton. He has also been way more well behaved than usual so I'm worried maybe he is sick or something is going on. I've read that after the vaccine this is sort of normal. But has it been going on for too long to be normal?

I have a rescue Cairn that has an amputated front left leg due to an injury she experienced as a stray before getting rescued. She is very wary of people and I’m sure is quite stressed on “social outings”. She had been regurgitating food ( throws up food without heaving). We changed her food to Origen and absolutely no treats. This seemed to resolve the issue. I am now seeing a pattern that when she has a stressful day, she will throw up and then reverse sneeze for 10-20 mins. Can anxiety cause the vomiting and reverse sneezing?

I have an adult chihuahua (Archer) who has an underbite and who has been occasionally reverse sneezing since he was a puppy and he was completely fine. I got another chihuahua puppy a few months ago and ever since a few weeks after getting her, his reverse sneeze has become more frequent. I assumed it was because of the now extra activity and excessive exercise he's been doing playing with the puppy, as it tends to happen while playing and there wasn't any pain. A few days ago though, his reverse sneeze has become chronic, even if he is completely relaxed or sleeping. He jolts up and screams in pain sometimes now before or after the reverse sneezing episode, then becomes extremely fatigued. Would this be in anyway normal? I'm planning on a vet visit asap I think regardless

My one year old Annie woke up in the night and started reverse sneezing continuously for 25 minutes at least. She had never reverse sneezes before and I am worried because the episode lasted so long with very few breaks in between reverse sneezes. She seemed afraid as she would not leave my lap and after it stopped she panted for another 20 minutes and went back to bed. Is this something I should worry about? She has no prior medical conditions or allergies