1. Sleeping position
Because some dogs It is only when sleeping on the stomach that snores, and the snoring sound will be very loud. Therefore, the owner can first observe whether there is a problem with the dog’s sleeping position. If so, he can solve the problem of snoring by correcting the dog’s sleeping position by using a ring bed for the dog.
2. Excessive obesity
If the dog is overly obese, it will It can lead to the accumulation of fat in the throat, which can narrow and narrow the airway. Once the airway is blocked, it will cause the surrounding soft tissue to vibrate, so the dog will snort loudly when sleeping, and even pant a little during normal breathing. Therefore, if the owner usually has time, he should take the dog out for a walk, or increase the dog’s exercise to consume the fat in his body.
3. Loose throat tissue
The dog snores loudly It may be due to loose tissue in the pharynx, as these loose tissues vibrate more easily during breathing, which in turn can lead to snoring in dogs. But this rarely happens in dogs, because the tissues in the throat of dogs are relatively compact.
4. Caused by disease
If the dog suffers from respiratory diseases or lung diseases, such as dog colds, bronchitis, etc., it can also cause dogs to snore. Therefore, if the dog snores loudly while sleeping, and the owner still sees its frequent sneezing, runny nose and other symptoms during the day, it is necessary to take it to the pet hospital in time for a professional veterinarian to check the specific situation, and then take correct measures under the guidance of the veterinarian. treatment measures.
5. Breed Issues
Some breeds of dogs will Relatively short, such as starling, law fighting and so on. In this case, the dog needs to breathe more frequently and harder to get enough air. So during the day, the dog seems to be breathing very quickly, and at night, when the nasal cavity is constricted, the dog will snoring. At present, there is no way to solve or alleviate this kind of congenital defect.
