Registered: Feb 2005
Location: Ansonville, NC
Posts: 364

Got any quick remedies for fixing a hoarse dog??? I just hate to give the vet $40 bucks when I can do it myself.....Thanks.

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Registered: Feb 2005
Location: Ansonville, NC
Posts: 364

i need some help with this guys......

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Registered: Jan 2005
Location: Marshall I.N.
Posts: 642

why is the dog hourse need more info thank's Chaney

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Registered: Jan 2005
Location: Hutchinson Kansas
Posts: 957

Antiflamitory??????? from a vet or i use advil 2 times a day. seems to work ok? but silence is a wonderful thing! If its permantly hurt talk to you vet about taking the tonsils out have heard good results with this to? hope this helps

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Registered: Oct 2006
Location: Nacogdoches, Texas
Posts: 46

MJ....our young hound was bitten by a coon and soon after lost his bark. After several trips to the vet and dose after dose of antiobiotics, nothing helped. Went to the small animal clinic at A&M and $800 later....still no bark. Seems his vocal chords are partially paralyzed. Don't know if he'll ever recover which is really sad since he was treeing on his own at a year old. If anyone has any remedy we haven't tried, please let us know.

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