What should I do for my dog's esophagus problems?

Answer by  mrsshelast (899)

Dog's esophagus's can become damages by yanking on collars or choke collars. To stop this problem you could buy a harness that fits to you dog. The harness will stop pressure from being put on your dogs esophagus while on walks.

Answer by  GTheFinder (15)

First, I would consult a vet and give my dog a clinical evaluation to help discern any other potential problems. But other than that, I would alter my dog's diet to make sure that there is nothing that he is eating that could cause blockage.

Answer by  champaign9497 (11977)

Make sure the food you are feeding it goes down easily and that you are feeding often enough that way the dog will eat slower amd it will chew the food better so that it will have more saliva mixed with it and it will slide down easier. You can do a net search for tips though.

Answer by  LianV (183)

For esophagus or breathing problems you should see a vet as soon as possible, they would be able to help. There may be a more serious issue.

Answer by  Roland27 (16334)

You need to take this dog to the Vet. Often times all your dog needs is a little bit of medicine to cure the problem. In severe cases your dog may need surgery.

Answer by  mb (5482)

The question is too vague. If your dog has swallowing problems have the vet recommend a particular consistency of food making it easier to swallow.