This has definitely helped with my little dog's coughing from his collapsed trachea.

Dog has collapsed trachea, really soothing for easing the discomfort of his throat

My 15 1/2 year old Cocker Spaniel (he's now 16 1/2!) had a cough so bad from tracheal collapse that he couldn't sleep and had basically stopped eating. The vet gave me hydrocodone cough syrup, which helped, a little, but not nearly enough. I was certain I was going to have to put my precious boy down, and I was heartbroken, but I couldn't let him suffer like that.

I did a search online for treatments for tracheal collapse and came across this product. I had no expectations, even with the great reviews. His cough was AWFUL and constant.

Within three days of using the tracheal soother syrup (I do mix it with the hydrocodone cough syrup) his cough had subsided substantially. Within a week it was GONE. I mean, COMPLETELY GONE. It's been four months and I only give it to him once a day and the cough is still very well controlled.

I am incredibly grateful for this product. It worked miracles with my baby boy.

I have a small dog rescue and take in special needs babies. Two of my very senior girls have collapsed trachea. It is terrifying. I have my worst one j the honey. She did not run the second time and licked her lips. He soothes her until she decides to yap at her other dog siblings. Is it a cure? Probably not but it makes them feel better

I have a Pug, and Pugs have respiratory issues. We've had him checked, he does not have a collapsed trachea, but I asked other Pug owners what they used, and I received rave reviews on this product, so I tried it. My Pug, Otis, has allergies. We moved from California to Texas a few years ago, and he's had allergy symptoms ever since. We take him in every 3 months or so for an allergy shot, because he refuses to take medicine. We can't get him to take pills or syrup without shoving it to the very back of his throat, and then we run the risk that he'll just throw it up. This syrup says dogs love the flavor, so I being desperate bought it. From the very beginning, I knew this stuff was special. He didn't gag or spit it out. And within minutes his coughing stopped. In talking to other Pug owners they tell me they give it to them every 3-4 hours, but we seem to only have a need to give it him once a day, and he's fine. There have been times, between his allergy shots that we give it to him twice a day, but I haven't had the need to do more than that. I recommend this to any dog owner who have allergies with coughing, wheezing, gagging, hacking or barking cough, this is the stuff to try. I hope you find it as helpful as we have.