Samoyed Dog (Detailed Introduction)

　　Everyone knows humans hiccup, but dogs hiccup too. Hiccups are generally caused by eating too fast, food being too cold, consuming too much food at once, or possibly irritating foods, and diaphragm spasms. Controlling the amount and speed of eating can resolve it.
　　Relaxing slowly will help. Feed less during these days, drink more water, and it will improve gradually.
　　Whether humans or dogs, hiccups are caused by spasmodic contractions of the diaphragm, usually lasting briefly and stopping automatically within a few hours. The causes are often hard to detect and generally do not affect health. Hiccups have some relation to the food eaten; foods that easily produce gas might trigger hiccups, but it is not certain.
　　When people hiccup, drinking large sips of water or holding breath for a few seconds helps stop them. However, when dogs hiccup, it is hard to make them do this, so owners might help by gently patting the dog's back or massaging its belly, which can also help stop the hiccups sooner.
　　If a dog hiccups for more than a day and cannot be stopped with the owner's help, then it is necessary to take the dog to the pet hospital for consultation.