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10-19-2009, 08:42 AM
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| Yorkie Talker Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Burlington, Vermont
Posts: 16
|  trachea collapse Bentley, my 12 year old yorkie, has been having an awful time breathing because of a collapsed trachea. We had to bring him to the emergency vet this week-end. Then Monday our regular vet suggested a surgeon to put in a stent. So we are going to see the surgeon. But our refular vet says the stent is an iffy procedure - sometimes the dog wiggles it loose and then it is much worse. Please. Anybody have any feedback on this? Bill McGrath in Vermont lulapoluzi2@burlingtontelecom.net  |
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