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At home, you can check for signs such as increased appetite, nipple enlargement, behavioral changes, or use dog pregnancy test kits available online.

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Anxiety itself does not directly cause a heart murmur in dogs, but it can temporarily accentuate a murmur that is already present.

Signs that a dog's heart murmur is worsening include increased coughing, difficulty breathing, lethargy, fainting, or exercise intolerance. Regular veterinary exams and imaging tests help track changes.

Anxiety does not directly cause a heart murmur in dogs, but it can amplify the sound of a murmur or mimic symptoms of heart issues.

Worsening of a dog's heart murmur can be detected through increased coughing, labored breathing, decreased energy, fainting, and by veterinary diagnostic tests.

Anxiety does not directly cause a heart murmur in dogs, but it can temporarily intensify the sound of an existing murmur or mimic murmurs during veterinary exams.

Signs a dog's heart murmur is getting worse include coughing, fatigue, rapid breathing, reduced activity, and fainting. Regular vet checkups are essential.

A heart murmur in a dog cannot always be 'fixed,' but treatment depends on the underlying cause and may help manage or improve the condition.

Certain foods high in sodium, fat, or toxic ingredients like onions and chocolate may exacerbate or contribute to heart murmurs in dogs.