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I will take Skye to the vet if this continues, but wondered if anyone has some experience with this strange condition.
Skye has been a little lethargic for a few days, but still eating (had to hand feed her a few bites this morning, but ate OK tonight) and drinking. Just not her usual energy. I even subbed Buddy for Skye's therapy dog visit since she seemed not up to par.
This afternoon, she began an almost throat clearing type cough. She is fine for a half hour or more, then starts the 'snorty', throat clearing sound again. When I gave her her eye meds tonight, I noticed one nostril was a little drippy with white foam.
Skye has immune deficiency problems - pannus and regular allergy shots. This may be nothing, but I am a worrier. (Not professionally like Jean, but right up there
)
I was thinking maybe small burr or something caught in her throat? Then I googled the symptoms, and read some scary things.
Anyone have experience with this? What was it in your case?
I should add that Skye is 4.5 years old, up to date on everything and is on year round heart worm meds and flea/tick treatments. She had her teeth cleaned just a couple of weeks ago and I had blood work run first - everything came back in the normal range.
Thanks for yor input - I appreciate it.
Skye has been a little lethargic for a few days, but still eating (had to hand feed her a few bites this morning, but ate OK tonight) and drinking. Just not her usual energy. I even subbed Buddy for Skye's therapy dog visit since she seemed not up to par.
This afternoon, she began an almost throat clearing type cough. She is fine for a half hour or more, then starts the 'snorty', throat clearing sound again. When I gave her her eye meds tonight, I noticed one nostril was a little drippy with white foam.
Skye has immune deficiency problems - pannus and regular allergy shots. This may be nothing, but I am a worrier. (Not professionally like Jean, but right up there

I was thinking maybe small burr or something caught in her throat? Then I googled the symptoms, and read some scary things.

Anyone have experience with this? What was it in your case?
I should add that Skye is 4.5 years old, up to date on everything and is on year round heart worm meds and flea/tick treatments. She had her teeth cleaned just a couple of weeks ago and I had blood work run first - everything came back in the normal range.
Thanks for yor input - I appreciate it.