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Reply To: No Hide Chews
Rapid breaths per minute (72 breaths per minute)
I have a two year old labradoodle that is 40 lb.
I have been giving him Earth Animal No Hide Pork Chews (small) in the evening for over a year. I noticed every night at bedtime he would go into a labored and rapid breath rhythm. This concerned me so much that I took him into the Veternarian about it a couple of times. I videoed his rapid breathes per minute (about 72 breaths per minute) and showed it to his Veterinarian. She was concerned when she saw the video. She said it could be a heart issue, pain or some type of discomfort but we needed to get to the bottom of it because this is not normal!
We started with an elimination diet…
First I removed the supplements that I give him with his food every p.m., and there was no change.
I changed his food which is high quality raw food (Small Batch) No change from that either.
Honestly, it never occurred to me it could be these no hide bones! The very first night he didn’t have one of these bones he maintained a normal breaths per minute breath rate and fell asleep peacefully.
That made me do a search about this product and this is how I found this site and post. I’ll be sure to advise my Veternarian about this and let everyone I know about my/his experience with this product.
I have no idea what is in “no hides” that could cause such a reaction in him but going forward I WILL NOT give him this product again.
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