if he have eaten a bone recently it can be stuck at the back of his throat or just check the inside of its mouth
take him to the vet and then have them look at him. it was probably something that he ate that was naste or something is stuck in his throat.
Note: When it's a possible life and death situation, it's easy to become panicked or have difficulty concentrating. If you feel you can't read and follow these instructions alone, then either have someone read them out loud to you, or call your vet, or an emergency animal clinic and have them walk you through it over the phone. You can put your phone on speaker, and will have both hands available for administering this procedure.
The Heimlich Maneuver - if you know it is from something stuck in their throat or esophagus.
To do it:
1. Abdominal compressions. It may be easier to lay the dog in your lap upside down with his back against your chest. Place your arms around the dog's waist from behind. Make a fist and grasp it with the other hand. Place the fist in the dog's upper mid-abdomen close to the breast bone at the apex of the V formed by the rib cage.Compress the abdomen by forcefully thrusting up and in with the fist four times in quick succession. This maneuver pushes the diaphragm upward and forces a burst of air through the larynx This usually dislodges the object. Proceed to step 2.
2. Finger sweeps. Pull out the tongue and sweep the mouth. Remove the foreign body and proceed to step 5. If you are unable to dislodge the object, proceed to step 3.3. Artificial respiration. Give five mouth-to-nose respirations. Even a small volume of air getting past the obstruction is beneficial. Proceed to step 4.
4. Chest pumps. Deliver a sharp blow with the heel of your hand to the dog's back between the shoulder blades. Repeat the finger sweeps. It the object is still not dislodged, repeat steps 1 through 4 until the object is dislodged.
5. Ventilation. Once the object is dislodged, check for breathing and heart rate; administer artificial respiration and chest compressions if necessary. When the dog revives, proceed to the veterinary hospital for further treatment.
If you have a dog, you should take time to learn how to perform the Heimlich maneuver on a dog, just in case.
you cant really do much all that u can do is give your dog some water... it also helps if you take the dog out side for some fresh air (that works with my dog)
take them to a pet hospital immedieatly or call 911 .
Take them to the vet to see what is wrong with them, they can help you.
It could have something stuck at the back of it's throat.
If you can see it, attempt to remove it carefully. If you have any difficulty, take the dog to a vet immediately.
release your hands from it's neck.
The baby Heimlich maneuver.
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Yes,I have heard of of what vets call reverse sneezing. It is important to take your dog to the vet if it is choking.
they are hypersalivating
nothing, unless its choking, it should be fine
Of course not because the dog could end up choking on what ever you are feeding him.
It is called a choker collar( or a choker chain), because if your dog say for example, has seen a cat, and goes to chase it, you either pull on the lead or (if the dog is not strong enough to pull you) stand your ground, therefore choking the dog. The dog knows it must stop in order to bring an end to the choking.
The best thing to do is take the dog to a vet.
Check and see if the dog is choking or hacking constantly, if it is, get it to a nearby vet or animal clinic. If not, keep alert of your dogs actions.
If you have a strong and active dog, I can certainly understand not wanting to use a choke collar. I have found that you can purchase a good dog harness that will assist you when taking your dog for a walk, and it will not harm your dog or cause it any discomfort.
Choking affects the lungs by choking
He/She will probably die or really needs to visit a hospitalized vetenarian.
Well, i have a dog myself and im young but i think it would be alright! I don't think anything different would happen! But don't do it on purpose!