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Hi there,
Firstly I would like to thank you for reading this post and offering some suggestions.
I've been taking care of my moms beautiful labradooble for the past year while she's stuck overseas due to COVID. I have noticed that Marley has begun to make noises which seem to be stemming from an upper respiratory problem.
It sounds like she may be reverse sneezing, almost like she's trying to clear some sort of liquid from her nose to her throat. It has been going on for quite some time, however it seems like its increased as of late (maybe because of Spring allergies?)
Do any of you have suggestions? I'm prepared to take her to the vet, however would be paying out of pocket due to my mother not buying insurance. I also don't want to worry my mother unless it is a serious problem that we need to further look into.
I really appreciate any help of advice in this matter.
Kind regards,
Daniel
PS Attached is a recent photo Marley doing what she loves most.
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Firstly I would like to thank you for reading this post and offering some suggestions.
I've been taking care of my moms beautiful labradooble for the past year while she's stuck overseas due to COVID. I have noticed that Marley has begun to make noises which seem to be stemming from an upper respiratory problem.
It sounds like she may be reverse sneezing, almost like she's trying to clear some sort of liquid from her nose to her throat. It has been going on for quite some time, however it seems like its increased as of late (maybe because of Spring allergies?)
Do any of you have suggestions? I'm prepared to take her to the vet, however would be paying out of pocket due to my mother not buying insurance. I also don't want to worry my mother unless it is a serious problem that we need to further look into.
I really appreciate any help of advice in this matter.
Kind regards,
Daniel
PS Attached is a recent photo Marley doing what she loves most.
