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Based on the history you provided, the following are the most likely causes for your dog’s trouble breathing. Again, we cannot emphasize enough that trouble breathing is a medical emergency and a veterinary visit is recommended ASAP. If you still seek further information, please visit our
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Chronic allergic tracheobronchitis
Collapsing Trachea
Congestive heart failure
Distemper
Complications from heart murmur
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rapid breathing using intercostal muscles at a rate of of 50 BPM. No loss of energy, running after balls or sticks. Also have 3 cats but they never go outside.
I did, what did you do with it?
Rapid breathing in a German Shepard. rate of 50 a min. No loss of energy in chasing a stick or ball. Not eating usual dry food, but still likes the cats food. There are 3 cats.