The death rattle happens because as your body starts to shut down it becomes incapable of performing tasks that are instinctive in everyday life. The more instinctual tasks will be the last to go and swallowing is one of these, as the saliva collects in the throat and the dying person tries to take their last breaths the resulting sound is one of a gurgle or "rattle".
No, a death rattle means you ARE dead.
When any species of animal including cats presents with the death rattle, this means that they are dying. The death rattle is the expulsion of air as the last breath is taken.
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The rattle pod plant contains selenium among other chemicals which causes livestock (especially cows) to become addicted to the plant and ingest the plant's toxins and essentially "eat themselves to death". Many times the cattle (or other livestock) to exhibit strange behavior which is why rattle pod is also known as Locoweed.
No, it is an involuntary rush of air from the lungs immediately upon death.
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Atropine sulfate drops sublingually, scopolamine transdermal patches, robinul subcutaneous injections, or HYOSCYAMINE sublingual tablets can be used to dry the secretions that cause the "death rattle."
A true 'death rattle' is a type and quality of breathing sounds from the lungs. It signifies impending death. Therefore, no, a death rattle would not go on for weeks in humans or animals. If you hear a gurgling, rattling sound from a dog's throat, are you sure the dog doesn't have something--a toy, bone, etc.--stuck in its throat; you should take it to a vet.