PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- It's a sound dogs make that may be alarming. Similar to loud snorting, dogs can rapidly suck in air pulled in through the snout, instead of being pushed out. It's called reverse ...

A few weeks ago our good friend Christy stopped by to drop off a jar of her homemade spaghetti sauce. We naturally started a “catch-up” conversation, including updating each other on our furry ...

Everyone sneezes sometimes, because occasional sneezing is normal. The cause of sneezing in dogs includes normal play-related behavior and reactions to minor irritations to more serious conditions ...

Why do cats sneeze? Like humans, there are several likely causes for releasing air explosively from the nose and mouth. Usually, it’s just the body’s way of expelling allergens or other irritants.

Q: My dog is snorting and sneezing a lot. What could be wrong with him? A: Problems affecting the canine nose can range from minor to serious. Figuring out what's causing the problem can take a little ...

You know how it feels when you launch into a sneezing fit that could topple the Empire State Building? As humans, we can reach for a tissue or pop an antihistamine. Our dogs don’t have that luxury.

A shih tzu dog owner has gone viral for panicking the first time they thought their puppy was choking, paying an emergency veterinarian £250 ($315) to learn that the puppy was actually just reverse ...