A commonly used remedy for<unk>  is to pinch in the dog’s nose and scratch its neck or back and rub its sides. Other techniques which can be applied include gently blowing in the dog’s face to make the dog swallow or gently opening the dog’s mouth and pressing down on the tongue. This treatment can alleviate the spasm and make the episode of<unk>  pass quicker. In most cases, the<unk>  will stop when the dog has swallowed a couple of times. The treatment of<unk>  does not specifically require medication. Studies have proven that medication such as antihistamines and steroids may be effective if the<unk>  is serious, chronic or allergy-related. In case of chronic episodes or other respiratory issues, a clinical diagnosis made by a veterinarian is recommended. In severe cases of<unk> , rhinoscopy can be used to determine possible causes for the<unk> .
Reverse sneezing
Photic sneeze reflex
Tongue thrust
Concussion
Stretching
Stabbing
Retching
Sinus lift