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What is the difference of aspiration pneumonia and regular pneumonia in dogs? The vet said my dog has pneumonia but I was also looking at aspiration pneumonia. What is the difference?
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Aspiration pneumonia is pneumonia whose original cause is from inhaling foreign material, such as coal dust. The irritation of the lungs gives greater access to infection and thus to pneumonia. Pneumonia is a lung infection that doesn’t specify the underlying cause.

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