"Some Improvement" in One Month with Trachea Support Combo
Saturday, January 31, 2026
Kalie has a collapsed trachea - using the combination trachea Soother and trachea Support , she has showed some improvement with the coughing/honking in the past month.
Cheryl Brandon
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TN
Kalie
PawHealer's Response:
Cheryl, dealing with a collapsed trachea is a journey, and seeing progress—even "some improvement"—in the first month is a very positive sign. The "honking" cough is notoriously difficult to manage, so any reduction in frequency or intensity is a win for Kalie's comfort.
The combination of Trachea Soother syrup and the Trachea Support powder is designed to work synergistically: one to coat the throat for immediate relief and the other to support the underlying tissue health. We are glad to hear they are starting to make a difference. Stick with it—often the benefits compound over time!
To our visitors: Combining a syrup and a powder can often provide the best coverage for a cough. See the combo helping Kalie.
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