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Horses have a powerful respiratory system, which is divided into the upper and lower respiratory tract. Nevertheless, irritation or the like can occur in the respiratory tract, which can cause a cough. For additional support, you will find selected cdVet products for your horse here.

Signs of bronchitis in horses may include coughing, nasal flapping, increased respiratory rate, and possibly discharge from the nose or eyes. The horse may also show signs of discomfort, such as increased restlessness or reduced willingness to perform. A thorough veterinary examination, possibly including imaging, is important to make an accurate diagnosis and initiate appropriate treatment.

Pneumonia in horses can be identified by a variety of symptoms, including specific breathing sounds. Typical signs include an increased breathing rhythm, a deep, barking cough, and possibly rattling breathing sounds. The exact timbre and intensity of the sounds can vary, and a veterinary examination is required to make an accurate diagnosis and plan the appropriate treatment.

Strange noises when breathing can indicate a variety of respiratory problems, including congestion, mucus buildup, allergies, or even anatomical abnormalities. A veterinarian can make an accurate diagnosis by examining the horse and possibly performing imaging tests such as endoscopy or x-rays. The correct diagnosis is critical to initiating appropriate treatment to improve the horse's respiratory health.

Wheezing when breathing can have various causes. It can indicate respiratory problems such as coughing, infections, allergies or even foreign bodies in the respiratory tract.

Signs of breathing problems in horses can vary. Common symptoms include increased breathing rate, increased effort when breathing, coughing, discharge from the nose or eyes, and overall abnormal breathing sounds. Changes in behavior, such as an increased need for rest or a drop in performance, can also indicate breathing problems.

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