My min. poodle has been having inward sneezing since the vet gave her a medicine in her nose. Is this normal?

Question

Should I take her to a vet? She had never done that before.

Answer 1

It is perfectly normal after an intranasal med is given. It can last a day or so up to a couple of weeks.

Answer 2

What was the medicine?
Anytime something is put in the nose, there can be sneezing, normal or reverse, and that is perfectly normal.
If you see blood or an abnormal amount of drainage, or a foul odor, then certainly take her back. Don't hesitate to call your vet either, a good doctor won't mind a call--better to be disturbed for no reason than to wait and have it be serious.

Answer 3

i was told that that kinda of sneezing was normal. I bought a dog from a flea market one and he had kennel cough....if it was that you would know!! but if you are un easy about itcall the vet. Kennel cough is very serious..my dog had a collapsed lobe in his lung but survived. The hack and get all sick and start losing their hair.....you can look in their eyes and see that they are sick.....so if he/she is sneezing or doing that weird inward sneezing and seems to be happy...i would say everything is fine....make sure the dog is eating and drinking n doesn't have a rash

Answer 4

You're talking about a condition called "reverse sneezing", which is a common one in dogs, and it's not caused by any medicine intake. Most dogs have it, although is more common in small/toy breeds. Stress and/or excitement can bring it up. There's nothing to worry about. Just rob the dog's throat, and blow air up its nose, it'll make it swallow, which stops the reverse sneezing.

Answer 5

I dont really know if dats normal but it looks like u should talk to your vet about that

Answer 6

No that is not noraml the vaccine she likley recived is borrditello or Kennel cough . I would bring her to the vet as she may be haveing an allergic reaction to the vaccine.