If you’ve ever heard your dog emit a loud, sudden snorting sound, almost as if they’re inhaling sharply, you may have ...

An animal advocate explains what causes reverse sneezing in dogs and how you can help your dog.

This is known as a reverse sneeze. Usually sneezing is a reaction to something minor like dust or an irritant. These sneezes are often brief and do not continue once the irritant is gone. With more ...

Reverse sneezing is frequently a concern because dogs look and sound as if they are choking or having trouble breathing. Neck extended, they make a snorting sound, an attempt to remove irritants ...

Episodes of reverse sneezing can occur in any breed of dog, but they seem to be more common in brachycephalic, “smushy-faced,” dog breeds like pugs, Shih Tzus, and Bulldogs.

A shih tzu dog owner has gone viral for panicking the first time they thought their puppy was choking, paying an emergency veterinarian £250 ($315) to learn that the puppy was actually just ...