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my chin is pregnant and i think the due day is coming really really soon. but recently, i notice she chokes and stretches many times a day for around 1-2 weeks already. Will she be anything wrong, or she will be okay? also, she looks almost twice bigger


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I don't want to scare you but my chin did the same thing during the last days of her life. She had an intestinal blockage and would stretch and once choked on a piece of raisin that I had given her. The stretching could also be a sign that your chin is uncomfortable from the extra weight and position of the babies. But still, the choking worries me. I would see a vet as soon as possible.


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The stretching sounds normal for a pregnant chin, but the choking isn't. You should have her checked by a vet ASAP.
Carleen


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Definatly take her to a vet.


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she's not really choking, just act like, but i will see, if still go on for couple days, i will send her to vet


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My chin wasn't choking either...but it appeared that she was. I would see a vet as soon as you can. Things can go bad very fast and it is important to be proactive.


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A lot of times, when a chin looks like they are choking, it usually means it is something seriously wrong. If it is something upsetting her stomach, chins can't vomit, but they can use their gag reflexes. I would definitely get her to a vet soon. It might be something as simple as having something caught in her throat, but at least a vet can tell you if it is serious or not. Once a chin shows signs of illness, they can reach a point, within days, where death is inevitable, better to be safe than sorry.


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guys, i just found out why my chin act like that, i hug her for around 20 mins in my bed, once she acts uncomfortable, i feel her babies are kicking her stomach, that's why
thx for all your helps


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She could still have something in her throat if she is making those gag reflexes. Pregnant or not.


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what harm can a simple trip to the vet do? if the vet says she is fine, then no harm done, but if the vet finds something, then you will know and quickly slove the problem, hopefully. why wait around to see if it will be ok.
i am sorry but i have already lost one female due to waiting around. i wont make the seem mistake again.
my female is pregnant. and if she shows major signs of discomfort, that i dont know what she is doing, i would take her to the vet. a female being pregnant is stressful enough, why want to make the it more stressful?