Here I go again.
Hariette started sneezing a few days ago with no other symptoms. I thought it was a fluke at first, but she's kept doing it. We've had a terrible time with high winds, erratic temperatures, and super dry weather. I know I've been suffering from allergies the entire time really bad.
She isn't running any fever. Her eyes are bright and clear with no discharge. She doesn't sound congested. Her nose is wet and cold to the touch. Color is a healthy pink. She is eating and drinking normally. She is pooping and peeing normally. She has been playing and running around just fine. She might be snoring a little more and a little louder than she typically does as well, but it could also be my imagination. She is also not running a fever of any kind. She is also up to date on all shots and vaccines since her illness in August.
She woke me up just now from a dead sleep with the sneezes. Is it something I should take her to the vet for right now or should I wait and see if the winter weather might be to blame? The sneezing is, of course, unusual for her.
Hariette started sneezing a few days ago with no other symptoms. I thought it was a fluke at first, but she's kept doing it. We've had a terrible time with high winds, erratic temperatures, and super dry weather. I know I've been suffering from allergies the entire time really bad.
She isn't running any fever. Her eyes are bright and clear with no discharge. She doesn't sound congested. Her nose is wet and cold to the touch. Color is a healthy pink. She is eating and drinking normally. She is pooping and peeing normally. She has been playing and running around just fine. She might be snoring a little more and a little louder than she typically does as well, but it could also be my imagination. She is also not running a fever of any kind. She is also up to date on all shots and vaccines since her illness in August.
She woke me up just now from a dead sleep with the sneezes. Is it something I should take her to the vet for right now or should I wait and see if the winter weather might be to blame? The sneezing is, of course, unusual for her.
