Mervinius
Mama Doe
Hi Everyone.
Its been a long time since I've posted.
Archie is now 8 and generally really healthy. We've noticed this week that his breathing is more noticeable. The speed is normal and he's not struggling to breathe. But it's causing his head to bob when he's at rest and I can see his body moving with the movment when he's lying down. It sort looks like when they've had a burst of energy, but it's anytime he's at rest.
I have seen him head bob before and Pip, but this is everytime he's resting or sleeping. So not unusual, it's just that it's all the time.
Everything else is normal, he's still doing binkies, eating, pooping, running around and jumping on things. No discharge from his nose, sneezing or anything respiratory like.
Has anyone seen something like this before? I'm going to try to link to some YouTube videos I've taken last night.
I've asked the lady we got him from and she said its odd, but not something that she thinks is an emergency. I'm wary of taking him to the vets unnecessarily, because he gets mega stressed in thr car and shakes and his breathing increases. So concerned about making whatever it is worse. Eek.
Its been a long time since I've posted.
Archie is now 8 and generally really healthy. We've noticed this week that his breathing is more noticeable. The speed is normal and he's not struggling to breathe. But it's causing his head to bob when he's at rest and I can see his body moving with the movment when he's lying down. It sort looks like when they've had a burst of energy, but it's anytime he's at rest.
I have seen him head bob before and Pip, but this is everytime he's resting or sleeping. So not unusual, it's just that it's all the time.
Everything else is normal, he's still doing binkies, eating, pooping, running around and jumping on things. No discharge from his nose, sneezing or anything respiratory like.
Has anyone seen something like this before? I'm going to try to link to some YouTube videos I've taken last night.
I've asked the lady we got him from and she said its odd, but not something that she thinks is an emergency. I'm wary of taking him to the vets unnecessarily, because he gets mega stressed in thr car and shakes and his breathing increases. So concerned about making whatever it is worse. Eek.