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ref during the university of michigan vs ohio state game spit out his cough drop while talking.

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Conrad: "The Gulps"

Here is my dog Conrad having one of his periodic fits of compulsive licking and swallowing, plus an occasional sharp cough. (If it gets really bad, he'll attempt to ...

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brian richardson commented on 06 Apr 2014

My gf's dog, Tyler, has the EXACT problem yours does. Licking of the lips, gulping, and then loud wretching. It usually occurs when she gets excited, wakes up from a deep nap, or eats/drinks. Tyler is about 4 years old and is a full blood blue-heeler. Its been happening for about 8 months and numerous vets don't know the problem, after they initially thought it was acid reflux. The vets have done bloodwork to test for several diseases, a furouscopy, etc but everything came back negative. We haven't tried or heard of Zonisamide yet, so we'll try that next. We're up to trying anything and everything from this point forward. If you would like, i can give you my private email or skype to keep in touch.

Treasure Pit Thrift commented on 13 Apr 2015

Just want to share my boxer started to have these gulping episodes and for 3 months vets, meds nothing worked well one day I read on raw diet and figured out a good raw diet for MY boxer the results are dramatically great. To a point he rested like a baby and stop guping well I got lazy and would forget sometime or maybe I got cheap and would mix kibble in some days I notice every time I gave him any kind of kibble even the most expensive brands he would start to gulp so I cut him off kibble completely its been a while and no gulping and the results are fast . take them off kibble completely and just feed the right raw diet for your dog and watch the results

Jason Kammerdiener commented on 03 Mar 2014

Our dog Hines had these same gulping episodes, and it was exhausting. He would try eating everything he could get his mouth on. We treated every conceivable gastrointestinal issue we could, with no success. Finally we got him on anti-seizure meds, which have worked like a charm. Our best guess: complex partial seizures cause him to swallow air. That causes secondary symptoms of a gastrointestinal nature. I wrote a blog post about our experience here: //www.jasonbk.com/2014/02/hiness-gulping-a-cautionary-tale/

cindy davidson commented on 13 Dec 2011

My 4 year old Bernese also gets the gulps fairly regularly. He begs to go outside then eats as much grass as he can. He doesn't vomit it back up. Eating the grass relieves the immediate problem but is not a cure.Someone suggested it could be due to acid reflux. Our vet put him on a bland diet and I'm now giving him digestive enzymes (Eagle Pack Holistic Solutions) sprinkled on each meal as well. It's too early to tell yet if it's helping or not. Will post an update when a little time has past.

Adam S commented on 03 Jun 2012

My dog gets this also. We have found a few things to help, and might indicate a potential cause. She seems to be trying to eat the hair that collects in corners of our apartment, and our initial thought was that she has something stuck in her throat or near her tongue that she was trying to pass. I have tried a few things, crushing up tums in some water, benadryl, but the thing that works 90% of the time is making her lick pepto pismol out of a bowl.

Kiki Yuyu commented on 23 Nov 2011

My dog had this sometimes. Just tonight she was licking and gulping worse than I'd ever seen. She finally managed to throw up everywhere. I got her some water which she gulped down very eagerly and then she threw up just clear water. She seems to be calming down now, but she's still licking. Not gulping any more at least. I've been looking for answers :/

Stephanie Sims commented on 11 Apr 2015

I believe these are a neurological problem. Partial or complex seizures, maybe. My dog stopped having these episodes when I stopped giving him flea/tick/heartworm meds, and using lawn or house pesticides that contain the neurotoxins. He has been gulp/ tremor free for almost a year.

Eryn Chesney commented on 19 Jan 2013

Hi Diana, My 2 year old boxer has had the same issue since she was quite young. The vet put her on acid reflux meds and for about 8 months the episodes disappeared but have suddenly come back full force. Any word on what it could be? Desperate for answers!

Joe Leslie commented on 31 Jul 2015

My Great Dane has this issue...its from swallowing too much air at once. I give her two 180mg Phazyme gel caps and within 15 min she starts getting better and belching.

Diana Brickell commented on 12 Nov 2011

@dldmetz My dog has been on a raw diet the whole time that I'd owned him, so I don't think his problem could be any kind of food allergy!

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