Collapsed trachea is an extremely common condition for certain dog breeds, but many dog parents don’t understand what it is or how to treat it. In this episode, Dr. Judy Morgan explains the causes and symptoms behind collapsed trachea and collapsed bronchus in dogs. She also shares some valuable tips for reducing your dog's symptoms with environmental changes, diet, and other holistic treatments. Dr. Morgan is an integrative veterinarian with over 37 years of experience, so she has so much great insight to share on this topic. 

Episode Recap:

• What causes collapsed trachea in dogs? (1:31)
• Pollen and other allergies can make this issue worse (3:50)
• Collapsed trachea will continue to get worse over time if untreated (5:22) 
• Certain breeds like Yorkies and Maltese are especially prone to collapsed trachea (8:04)
• Do collars make collapsed trachea worse? (8:48)
• What are the symptoms of collapsed trachea, and how is it diagnosed? (9:23)
• How conventional vets treat collapsed trachea (14:00)
• How to treat collapsed trachea holistically (17:20)
• Electro acupuncture can help stimulate the collapsing muscles (20:39)
• Great air quality is especially important for dogs with collapsed trachea (22:28)
• How to connect with Dr. Morgan (26:47)

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