I think you must realize that not being able to breathe properly is very
frightening & very grave. It is very very hard on her to not be able to
breathe! Please take her to the vet or the ER & let her go. She is so
ill & has deteriorated so far that trying to treat her any further is
only extending her suffering. Do not wait for her to "slip away on her
own" as it is dooming her to only more suffering. If the vet won't
come to you, then please take her in now.
Pam
C & J wrote:
I've been searching the web for info on respiratory distress, but
can't seem to find what i'm looking for.
Kisa's breathing is very rapid and deep, and she has her mouth
slightly open most of the time. I can't decide if I should take her
in to be put to sleep.
I am just wondering if anyone has experience with this, and how long
will an animal last in this sort of condition? I am sure she isn't
feeling very well at all, but I don't know if she is in pain, or just
some discomfort. If this is going to go on for days, I should
probably put her to sleep.
How will an animal die if the respiratory distress keeps getting
worse? Will it be a painful ending, or just a cessation of breathing
eventually?
Thanks for any input.
Cassandra
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