Reverse sneezing in dogs is common but can sound alarming. Learn what it is, why it happens, which dogs are most affected, and what—if anything—you should do when your dog starts snorting. Includes the latest research, practical tips, and video examples.
Summer in Queensland means afternoon storms, humidity, and the occasional hailstorm that rattles the roof. For many pets, it also means anxiety—shaking, hiding, pacing, or worse. If your dog or cat loses it every time the sky darkens, you’re not alone. Storm anxiety is one of the most common behavioural issues I see in practice,
As a mobile veterinarian, I see the aftermath of dog park visits more often than I’d like. Owners bring me dogs with mysterious behavioural changes, increased reactivity, or sudden anxiety around other dogs. When we dig deeper, there’s often a common thread: regular dog park visits where the dog appeared to be “having fun.” But
