It can be a bit alarming when your pet’s breathing is off. In our doggy patients, abnormal breathing can be caused by a wide variety of possibilities. Some are pet emergencies and others are much less worrisome. At Long Animal Hospital and Emergency Center, we get lots of questions about dog asthma and whether it could be the reason for a pet’s breathing changes. Read on to learn the answer:
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Since 1965, we have worked hard to achieve and maintain the highest level of accreditation from the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). Long Animal Hospital is honored to be counted among the top 15% of the finest veterinary practices in the United States and Canada. We look forward to showing you and your pet exactly what it means to work with a veterinarian committed to excellence. Visit the AHAA website for more information.
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