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Did you know? Tachypnea is the medical term used to describe any form of abnormal rapid breathing.…

Adrienne Farricelli

Did you know? Tachypnea is the medical term used to describe any form of abnormal rapid breathing. It's a common term used by many doctors and veterinarians. https://pethelpful.com/dogs/Help-Why-is-My-Puppy-Breathing-So-Fast

Why Is My Puppy Breathing so Fast?
Why Is My Puppy Breathing so Fast?

My puppy is breathing fast when sleeping. Should I worry? This is often asked by puppy owners. Although a puppy breathing fast may be concerning, in many cases, it's normal, but it's best to see the vet.

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