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  • 07-26-2017, 03:34 PM
    Hector108
    Red liquid at the back of mouth?
    So I just had my girl out. And she "yawned" 3 times in less than 30 seconds. The first time I saw some red liquid at the back of the mouth. Second time, there was still some and she kept her mouth a little open after the yawn (just very little open, like extremely little). The third time there was no more red liquid. After that everything seemed normal, and she didn't yawn again. The liquid didn't come out of her mouth, I guess she swallowed it?

    What was it? Why? And how?
  • 07-26-2017, 06:00 PM
    6037201
    did you just feed it ? Or maybe just some blood from the last feeding
  • 07-26-2017, 07:12 PM
    Hector108
    Re: Red liquid at the back of mouth?
    She got fed 2 days ago.
  • 07-26-2017, 07:18 PM
    Hector108
    Re: Red liquid at the back of mouth?
    Can someone please help me. I'm afraid it might be an RI of some sort.
  • 07-26-2017, 07:39 PM
    tttaylorrr
    Re: Red liquid at the back of mouth?
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Hector108 View Post
    Can someone please help me. I'm afraid it might be an RI of some sort.

    no one here is qualified to diagnose a health issue, especially when you provide no pictures to go off of.
  • 07-26-2017, 07:50 PM
    Hector108
    Re: Red liquid at the back of mouth?
    I have no pictures because it has only happened once and i didnt get time to take a picture. I think it was blood. I mean it had to be. Does anyone know if that is a sign of an RI or something???
  • 07-26-2017, 08:36 PM
    KayLynn
    Re: Red liquid at the back of mouth?
    If you think it's an RI, listen for popping noises when he's breathing, look for open mouth breathing, or for discharge from the mouth and nose. I'm not sure what it could be as I didn't see it and there are no pictures (unless it's something obvious, picture evidence is hard to get) but if it's something that's really causing you to worry then take him to a quick check up at the vet. At the very worst, you pay a few dollars to have a professional tell you nothing's wrong and you feel silly for worrying, or if there is something wrong they'll help you fix it :)
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