(video) Help: 2-4 Wks Old, Sneezing/coughing Odd Sounds

[Michelle White]

Is this normal? Just started syringe feeding because he didn't seem to eat enough. Added vitamin c multi vit to his food, squished up with water, started taking an interest in food finally. But this sound - is this normal? It stops once we leave him alone and he calms down..but starts up again.

 

[CarnivalPiggy]

@Wiebke

 

[Dindypig]

I had to turn the volume up full to hear it. The head nodding usually means that the pig is having to work hard to breath and the wheezing is not normal. If it was me, I would get to the vets asap.

 

[Wiebke]

I had to turn the volume up full to hear it. The head nodding usually means that the pig is having to work hard to breath and the wheezing is not normal. If it was me, I would get to the vets asap.

I would recommend to have him checked by vet; the head nodding is not right.

 

[Michelle White]

Thanks everyone! Had a checkup with an awesome small animal vet that was open on Sunday. It's the start of a mild upper repository! He said it's good we came in. Got antibiotics and eye drops. He's already looking better and starting to eat and drink on his own.

 

[Dindypig]

Great news

 

[Wiebke]

Great news! The earlier you can catch it, the better!

 

[Skittypigs]

Is this normal? Just started syringe feeding because he didn't seem to eat enough. Added vitamin c multi vit to his food, squished up with water, started taking an interest in food finally. But this sound - is this normal? It stops once we leave him alone and he calms down..but starts up again.

It looks like breathing is abit more hard work than it should be but I'm no expert, I'd get checked. I hope all improves for little one. X