PawHealer® Hound Honey: Trachea Soother Syrup - 150 ml (5 fl oz) - Natural Herbal Remedy for Symptoms of Collapsed Trachea - Tastes Good - Easy to Administer

It's working for my Shih Tzu toto he had a collapse trinkia and it caused a lot of irritation and swelling, but with this medicine it completely cleared up. He's not even coughing as much. I think as long as we keep it up, he'll be good. If not better, the cough, almost immediately went away

This product works great for my 15-year-old rat terrier he loves the taste and it helps him sleep without coughing bottles a little smaller than the picture shows but well worth the money

I have to say i am very surprised with this product..My senior terrier was coughing/gagging so may times a day that i was very worried i wouldnt be able to give her any relief…This syrup has made a remarkable difference in just a few days .lI pray it keeps working for my girl..

I had high hopes for this product based on the good reviews it had. Unfortunately my Yorkie hasn't shown any signs of her trachea being soothed at all by this product. I spent $50 on this product and it doesn't even work at all. Total waste of money and I am very disappointed. I usually am not one to post such negative reviews, however with the price of this stuff I was expecting it to be up there with "Liquid Gold". My dog hasn't coughed any less and she doesn't seem to be any different. We have been trying this 3-4x daily as directed for several days with no changes. I was really hoping to give my fur baby some relief with this product.

Great product worth every penny

Bought this for my Grandmas dog that was having issues with his esophagus. Before she was able to get him into a vet, we tried this. It was great for the first couple days. Seemed to cost her dogs throat. He would cough a lot and sounded miserable. This did seem to calm him down and soothe him for a few days. Only a bandaid didn’t fix the problem. He did have to go to vet and be placed on medications.

The trachea honey and herb formula was something I thought I should try. The vet said my 14-year-old Jack Russell sounded like she had collapsed trachea - a disorder common in smaller dogs. Her coughing progressed to a loud honking sound, but only when she'd get excited. But then it grew to almost constant. The vet gave her Hydrocodone (formulated for pets), 2 pills X 2x per day. I only gave her 1 pill when she'd start coughing again.Then the Hydrocodone wasn't helping as much anymore. I added the Trachea Honey to her regimen: 1 pill with a squirt of honey to help the pill down. I noticed my dog was surprised by how much she liked the taste of the honey. The honey soothed her throat, which made the coughing settle down.I went to a vet specialist to seeing about having a stent inserted in her esophagus to keep the esophagus from collapsing. The specialist suspected my dog didn't have collapsed trachea. The specialist thought my dog might have something called bronchial collapse. "Here's a prescription for a bronchodilator. See me in two weeks."When I got my dog home, I gave her one of the bronchodilator meds (1 per 12 hours). In ten minutes, she was no longer coughing or honking. She wasn't panting with her mouth hanging out, as if she couldn't breathe.The specialist told me to cut back on her hydrocodone. Since doing so, I have my dog back. She's not always sleeping because of the effects of the hydrocodone. Only in a great while will I hear her cough now. I give her her meds with the honey, which she gets twice her pay, just 1-1/2 tsp twice a day. It gets her to swallow her pills, and she loves the taste of it. And like how we need a lozenge for a scratchy throat, I imagine she needs one just to make her feel good.

I ordered twice seemed to make my dog cough more from her collapsed trachea. Irritated her throat more