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Stomach inversion
| Wed, 03-07-2012 - 11:31am |
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Here is some information on Bloat - http://www.metpet.com/Reference/Dogs/Health/Bloat%20in%20Dogs.htm
As mentioned, it's usually more prevalent in large, deep chested dogs....but any dog could be at risk.
Is there some reason you are concerned?
Did you ever take your dog to the vet?
No, they are healthy. I just read somewhere that it happens to small dogs, which I have, and I want to make sure I know what the symptoms are.
Yes, she was examined before being spayed. She's healthy and happy.
We thought our first Pug bloated post surgery.