How long to cure a dog’s pulmonary edema?

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A dog’s pulmonary edema recovery depends on the cause and severity; with prompt treatment many dogs improve within days to a couple of weeks, though heart-related cases need ongoing management. Oxygen and diuretics are common care.

Follow the vet’s plan closely and limit exertion. Prognosis varies with the underlying condition.

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