Barometric issues. I can certainly attest to that. Horse owners and vets
have long known that when the barometer
drops, you can count on colic issues.
As for myself, when the barometer drops (even on a cloudless day) my asthma
kicks into high gear, lungs
turn to cement.
Ken swears I can predict the weather better than NOAA, LOL.
Kathy
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On Mon, Nov 27, 2017 at 8:49 AM, <kathy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Barometric Pressure Affecting Dogs
http://ezinearticles.com/?Do-Changes-in-Barometric-
Pressure-Affect-Your-Dog?&id=8450215
My neighbor whom I walk with every morning was telling me they thought
they were losing their 11 year old Catahoula hound, Tillie over the
Thanksgiving holiday. She totally shut down the day before Thanksgiving &
for another whole 24 hours. They thought maybe she had a stroke. She lay in
one place not taking in food/water & if she got up to relieve herself she
could hardly keep balance. When they told the vet what was happening, the
vet said she was quite sure it had something to do with the Barometric
pressure. With a vet check, etc., she also had a slight urinary infection.
With med’s she was sent home. Tillie was perfectly normal on our walk this
morning. The vet said this can happen often with older dogs. Truthfully
I’ve never had this happen to any of my many old dogs. I hope it never
will. Kathy www.JoKaySedona.com
