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Old October 3rd 03, 02:38 AM
Andrew Jones \(reply to group please\)
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Default My Dog has a bad nose (not a joke)

Hi,

My old jack russell terrier has been suffering from a very badly blocked up
nose recently
It has trouble breathing, and has to blow hard. I've tried to unpick it many
times, but it keeps blocking up again.
I didnt want to take her to the vets because Im worried the vet would want
to put her down.
Apart from the bad nose, she is in reasonably good shape.

Has anyone come across something like this before, or know anything that
might help?

Andy


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Old October 3rd 03, 03:07 AM
Sharon too
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My old jack russell terrier has been suffering from a very badly blocked
up
nose recently
It has trouble breathing, and has to blow hard. I've tried to unpick it

many
times, but it keeps blocking up again.
I didnt want to take her to the vets because Im worried the vet would want
to put her down.


Andrew - whose to say that the vet wouldn't be able to fix the problem and
ease your dog's discomfort comfort?Eaither way, the vet doesn't choose to
euthanize your dog, you do.

-Sharon


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Old October 3rd 03, 03:07 AM
Sharon too
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My old jack russell terrier has been suffering from a very badly blocked
up
nose recently
It has trouble breathing, and has to blow hard. I've tried to unpick it

many
times, but it keeps blocking up again.
I didnt want to take her to the vets because Im worried the vet would want
to put her down.


Andrew - whose to say that the vet wouldn't be able to fix the problem and
ease your dog's discomfort comfort?Eaither way, the vet doesn't choose to
euthanize your dog, you do.

-Sharon


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Old October 3rd 03, 02:07 PM
Cate
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"Andrew Jones (reply to group please)"
wrote in message ...
Hi,

My old jack russell terrier has been suffering from a very badly blocked

up
nose recently
It has trouble breathing, and has to blow hard. I've tried to unpick it

many
times, but it keeps blocking up again.
I didnt want to take her to the vets because Im worried the vet would want
to put her down.
Apart from the bad nose, she is in reasonably good shape.


It's not terribly kind to let your dog suffer with breathing problems.
Please take her to the vet. It might be minor; it might be major. You'll
never know until you go, and no one here can diagnose her problem online.
Not even a vet.

Cate


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Old October 3rd 03, 02:07 PM
Cate
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"Andrew Jones (reply to group please)"
wrote in message ...
Hi,

My old jack russell terrier has been suffering from a very badly blocked

up
nose recently
It has trouble breathing, and has to blow hard. I've tried to unpick it

many
times, but it keeps blocking up again.
I didnt want to take her to the vets because Im worried the vet would want
to put her down.
Apart from the bad nose, she is in reasonably good shape.


It's not terribly kind to let your dog suffer with breathing problems.
Please take her to the vet. It might be minor; it might be major. You'll
never know until you go, and no one here can diagnose her problem online.
Not even a vet.

Cate


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Old October 3rd 03, 06:35 PM
Jo Wolf
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Adding a comment... and backing up the recommendation to get your dog to
the vet...

Dogs, especially older ones, do develop all sorts of nasties.... polyps
in the nose that block breathing and are easily removed, cysts, and
tumors.

If you are puffed off by your vet saying that it's "nothing", there are
certainly other vets..... See one.

Jo Wolf
Martinez, Georgia

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Old October 3rd 03, 06:35 PM
Jo Wolf
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Adding a comment... and backing up the recommendation to get your dog to
the vet...

Dogs, especially older ones, do develop all sorts of nasties.... polyps
in the nose that block breathing and are easily removed, cysts, and
tumors.

If you are puffed off by your vet saying that it's "nothing", there are
certainly other vets..... See one.

Jo Wolf
Martinez, Georgia

 




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