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Huffing

daisy

Young Bun
I was petting Lucky this morning, just like I always do, and I heard an odd "huff." It was a short, quick breathing noise, only lasting a second. At first, I wasn't sure if it was him, or if he had shuffled the newspaper by his feet. Then moments later, he did it again, and I saw his mouth twich as he did so. So it wasn't the newspaper. Do you know what this could mean?
~Daisy
 
Maybe it was a little cough or hiccup? I'm really not sure what it could of been :shock: Has he done it again since? Hopefully it was just a one off thing and it doesn't mean anything :D
 
He didnt do it this morning, so maybe it was just a one-time thing. Do you think I should take him to the vet just in case?
~Daisy
 
It wouldn't hurt to take him to the vet just for a well being check as they can listen to his heart and lungs and make sure he is fit and healthy :) However, they may not be able to let you know why he made the noise if he has stopped doing it now. I'm sure he is fine but a vet visit would help give you peace of mind :D
 
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