What is a moral otc med for a snoring pit bull?
My pit bull, Bones, snores so loud at night when she sleeps. It doesn't seem to be affecting her standard of sleep, just mine...LOL I'm pretty sure her vet could prescribe something, but I was wondering if anyone have tried any of the over the counter medications for dogs with snoring problems. If so, did any of them come across to work?
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Maybe you should call your vet and ask about an over the counter med first. I wouldn't make available my dog anything at all without asking the vet first. sweet dreams if you catch any lol
I have never seen any over the counter medication work for relatives or pets. She should be checked for allergies or if she has any obstruction within her breathing. There may be nothing they can do for the snoring they don't have those breathing strips for dogs LOL>
Only your vet can tell you what you need to know.
Essentially, unless your dog have an occlusion (a blockage of some sort), there isn't much to do. Nor should you.
My dogs snore too, and the get worse near age (like people), so I sympathize. I just had to swot to live with it.
Take her to the vet and get her checked out. But the overwhelming likelyhood is she only just snores!
Good luck!
i dont know
That dog is human being very naughty! convey him to the naughty corner!
lol jks :) im trying to be super nanny
There isn't much you can do for a dog. You can get a glycerin spray that you put in the backbone of their throat... but most dogs snore in their muzzle, not in their throats approaching humans. I would be surprised if anything can be done with a medication to change it.
I'd try earplugs. For your ears, not her proboscis, silly.
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Answers:
Maybe you should call your vet and ask about an over the counter med first. I wouldn't make available my dog anything at all without asking the vet first. sweet dreams if you catch any lol
I have never seen any over the counter medication work for relatives or pets. She should be checked for allergies or if she has any obstruction within her breathing. There may be nothing they can do for the snoring they don't have those breathing strips for dogs LOL>
Only your vet can tell you what you need to know.
Essentially, unless your dog have an occlusion (a blockage of some sort), there isn't much to do. Nor should you.
My dogs snore too, and the get worse near age (like people), so I sympathize. I just had to swot to live with it.
Take her to the vet and get her checked out. But the overwhelming likelyhood is she only just snores!
Good luck!
i dont know
That dog is human being very naughty! convey him to the naughty corner!
lol jks :) im trying to be super nanny
There isn't much you can do for a dog. You can get a glycerin spray that you put in the backbone of their throat... but most dogs snore in their muzzle, not in their throats approaching humans. I would be surprised if anything can be done with a medication to change it.
I'd try earplugs. For your ears, not her proboscis, silly.
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