What should I do if a dog has a tracheal stenosis? Treatment for tracheal stenosis in dogs includes medication, bronchodilation and bronchial stenting. In addition, to alleviate dog symptoms, nutritional supportive therapy and respiratory therapy can also be given.

Tracheal dilators can be used for tracheal stenosis in dogs, and surgical reconstruction is required in severe cases. Long-term tracheal collapse can easily cause heart disease, so regular heart examinations should be performed. The owner should learn CPR and prepare a bottle of oxygen for emergency use.

Dogs have narrow tracheal stenosis, and it is necessary to minimize the intensity of dogs' activities in outdoor environments to avoid difficulty in breathing. At the same time, the dog should be trained to develop a calm personality and train the dog to maintain a stable mood when the owner returns home. Too excited, causing shortness of breath and causing suffocation to the dog.