Hick ups.
Re: Hick ups.
Frequently due to an irritation of the phrenic nerve. (usually due to misalignments or dysfunction of an area in the neck).
Take her to a Veterinarian Chiropractor or a Chiropractic Veterinarian.
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Take her to a Veterinarian Chiropractor or a Chiropractic Veterinarian.
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Re: Hick ups.
Not enough info IMO to make anykind of comment,sorry doc.Does the dog wolf it's food down like it's never eaten before?Does the dog have a deep chest?Does the dog eat from a bowl on the floor or an elevated bowl?Is the dog an easy keeper?Does the dog ever puke the food back up and then wolf it back down?
Re: Hick ups.
She eats normal and eats out of a small bowl from the ground. She doesn't have a deep chest, a very easy keeper, and she has never puked her food back. She is only 3mths old. Is it something that she needs to grow out of?
Re: Hick ups.
My Vizsla pup would get the hiccups pretty bad from age 12 weeks to about 5 months. It just stoped although the other night he seemed to have a slight hiccup or two while resting on my lap. I will follow this thread closley as I would like to know if this may be a more serious problem. Inside Dog, Easy keeper, not a deep chest, eats well, does not vomite.