carolineclair
Warren Scout
I noticed maples nose , well the top parts of her lips where it splits down (does that make sense!?) has been wet the past few days. She normally drank out a bowl so I removed the bowl and put a bottle back but it's still a bit wet. She licks and sucks on everything so I don't know if that's why it's wet or if it's actually from her nose. I've spent about 5 he's today watching her closely, she's not had any discharge and it's not like her nose is running because I don't see anything coming down from her nasal passages.
As well as this she is doing occasional sneezes, more just if you breathed down heavily through your nose rather than a noisy sneeze. I did wonder if this was my new carpets as they're still shedding a bit but coupled with the wet nose I now don't know. As I wrote this out I guess I'm answering my own question as the only way to work out if it's a or b is to go to the vet! She's in perfectly good health otherwise, eating drinking pooping and running around.
From what I've read pasturella means theyhave mucus from nose or eyes which I don't see. Do u think she could just have a cold or allergies?!
As well as this she is doing occasional sneezes, more just if you breathed down heavily through your nose rather than a noisy sneeze. I did wonder if this was my new carpets as they're still shedding a bit but coupled with the wet nose I now don't know. As I wrote this out I guess I'm answering my own question as the only way to work out if it's a or b is to go to the vet! She's in perfectly good health otherwise, eating drinking pooping and running around.
From what I've read pasturella means theyhave mucus from nose or eyes which I don't see. Do u think she could just have a cold or allergies?!
id prob. still leave a bowl of water for her if she is used to it...but get her check over at the vets for snuffles in case.
