http://dogsymptoms.org/dog_symptoms_panting.html Tue, 08 May 2012 18:07:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://dogsymptoms.org/dog_symptoms_panting.html#comment-3108 admin Tue, 01 May 2012 03:37:45 +0000 http://dogsymptoms.org/?p=96#comment-3108 Labored breathing can be a side effect for dogs taking tramadol. I would talk to you veterinarian about these symptoms, they may want to switch medications or have you stop them. For large breeds joints problems can be common, it always a good idea, especially these large breeds to keep them lean to ease arthritic pain and unnecessary stress on organs as they age. Talk to you vet about giving him glucosamine and chondroitin for joint support (can be found at local pet stores). Labored breathing can be a side effect for dogs taking tramadol. I would talk to you veterinarian about these symptoms, they may want to switch medications or have you stop them. For large breeds joints problems can be common, it always a good idea, especially these large breeds to keep them lean to ease arthritic pain and unnecessary stress on organs as they age. Talk to you vet about giving him glucosamine and chondroitin for joint support (can be found at local pet stores).

]]> http://dogsymptoms.org/dog_symptoms_panting.html#comment-3088 admin Mon, 30 Apr 2012 16:34:12 +0000 http://dogsymptoms.org/?p=96#comment-3088 It sounds like he could have kennel cough. This is something that you should definitely bring him into the vet for, they may need to prescribe antibiotics for an infection. It sounds like he could have kennel cough. This is something that you should definitely bring him into the vet for, they may need to prescribe antibiotics for an infection.

]]> http://dogsymptoms.org/dog_symptoms_panting.html#comment-3032 admin Fri, 27 Apr 2012 18:07:12 +0000 http://dogsymptoms.org/?p=96#comment-3032 She could have an asthma related condition that makes it painful and/or difficult to breath. She could have an infection in her throat or lungs. There could be many different reasons for this, your best bet is having a vet preform an examine and maybe xrays. She could have an asthma related condition that makes it painful and/or difficult to breath. She could have an infection in her throat or lungs. There could be many different reasons for this, your best bet is having a vet preform an examine and maybe xrays.

]]> http://dogsymptoms.org/dog_symptoms_panting.html#comment-3028 admin Fri, 27 Apr 2012 17:34:30 +0000 http://dogsymptoms.org/?p=96#comment-3028 First you need to determine if the panting is in response to heat. If he's outside or the house is hot the panting would be normal. Try keeping him cool by wetting his head, paws, and ears. See if his panting eases. Other reasons for panting could be trouble breathing which can be determined by a veterinarian. First you need to determine if the panting is in response to heat. If he’s outside or the house is hot the panting would be normal. Try keeping him cool by wetting his head, paws, and ears. See if his panting eases. Other reasons for panting could be trouble breathing which can be determined by a veterinarian.

]]> http://dogsymptoms.org/dog_symptoms_panting.html#comment-2778 Sarah Thu, 15 Mar 2012 04:09:52 +0000 http://dogsymptoms.org/?p=96#comment-2778 My corgi puppy (3 months old) is panting a lot. His eating pattern has changed. He usually woofs down the food in 5 seconds, but lately he has been taking his time and not eating as much. He still eats and drinks. He still plays and runs around but his panting has been consistent. What could it be? My corgi puppy (3 months old) is panting a lot. His eating pattern has changed. He usually woofs down the food in 5 seconds, but lately he has been taking his time and not eating as much. He still eats and drinks. He still plays and runs around but his panting has been consistent. What could it be?

]]> http://dogsymptoms.org/dog_symptoms_panting.html#comment-2743 Sharbert2003 Fri, 09 Mar 2012 17:40:40 +0000 http://dogsymptoms.org/?p=96#comment-2743 My dog keep panting a lot and while she's panting I hear a sqeaky noise and her body starts shaking as if she was cold. The first time it happened I went to pick her up because I thought she may have been cold but she started yelping as if I had been hurting her. I have been searching online for answers but I really haven't gotten any information on what it could be. Could you help? My dog keep panting a lot and while she’s panting I hear a sqeaky noise and her body starts shaking as if she was cold. The first time it happened I went to pick her up because I thought she may have been cold but she started yelping as if I had been hurting her. I have been searching online for answers but I really haven’t gotten any information on what it could be. Could you help?

]]> http://dogsymptoms.org/dog_symptoms_panting.html#comment-2537 Alexandra Tue, 31 Jan 2012 03:33:51 +0000 http://dogsymptoms.org/?p=96#comment-2537 My dog Sam is just over 4 months old (growing so fast!!) and is a yellow lab. He does normal puppy things like run around and is extremely energetic, but lately I have been noticing he has been panting...especially today. He walks around the house with his mouse open like he just went for a run with us but he hasn't. The past few days he has had this sort of wheezing sound, almost like a cat would do if it had a hairball. He does this randomly then goes back to his normal self. Is this any reason for concern? Would love some input, thanks! :) My dog Sam is just over 4 months old (growing so fast!!) and is a yellow lab. He does normal puppy things like run around and is extremely energetic, but lately I have been noticing he has been panting…especially today. He walks around the house with his mouse open like he just went for a run with us but he hasn’t. The past few days he has had this sort of wheezing sound, almost like a cat would do if it had a hairball. He does this randomly then goes back to his normal self. Is this any reason for concern? Would love some input, thanks!

]]> http://dogsymptoms.org/dog_symptoms_panting.html#comment-2473 teresa Sun, 22 Jan 2012 05:33:54 +0000 http://dogsymptoms.org/?p=96#comment-2473 I have a older dog of 13 and brought home a 10 week old puppy. Every time he is around the pup he strats panting and drooling. He is not agressive at all towards the puppy - its like he is afraid. HELP???? I have a older dog of 13 and brought home a 10 week old puppy. Every time he is around the pup he strats panting and drooling. He is not agressive at all towards the puppy – its like he is afraid. HELP????

]]> http://dogsymptoms.org/dog_symptoms_panting.html#comment-2439 Lindsey Tue, 17 Jan 2012 06:47:30 +0000 http://dogsymptoms.org/?p=96#comment-2439 Hi there, I have a 9 year old boarder collie. She is extremly playful at her age plays fetch etc; however i have noticed in the past 4 days shes panting more heavier and frequently. Shes a inside dog and has a big mat she sleeps on. Its not a thick warm mat since she has a lot of hair. We have her on prevention worm meds and a special protein diet. Should i be concerned about the heavier and more frequently panting? Thank you Hi there,
I have a 9 year old boarder collie. She is extremly playful at her age plays fetch etc; however i have noticed in the past 4 days shes panting more heavier and frequently. Shes a inside dog and has a big mat she sleeps on. Its not a thick warm mat since she has a lot of hair. We have her on prevention worm meds and a special protein diet. Should i be concerned about the heavier and more frequently panting?
Thank you

]]> http://dogsymptoms.org/dog_symptoms_panting.html#comment-2372 LovesPink Tue, 10 Jan 2012 01:46:25 +0000 http://dogsymptoms.org/?p=96#comment-2372 Thank you for your response I do some of those suggestions. I also have a 12 year old lab. His hind legs are going on him he has a hard time getting up from lying down, sitting and going up the stairs. We have been giving him glucosemean however he still struggles. He now huffs/pants very hard after do exerts himself whether its going down the stairs or just walking around. With that being said he seems happy however I'm concerned that he is suffering. Your input is appreciated. Thank you for your response I do some of those suggestions. I also have a 12 year old lab. His hind legs are going on him he has a hard time getting up from lying down, sitting and going up the stairs. We have been giving him glucosemean however he still struggles. He now huffs/pants very hard after do exerts himself whether its going down the stairs or just walking around. With that being said he seems happy however I’m concerned that he is suffering. Your input is appreciated.

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