How could a dog survive three heart attacks?

Heart attacks in dogs….? “Heart attacks” typically are plumbing problems. A clot or plaque breaks loose and blocks an artery that runs on the surface of the heart and supplies the muscle with blood. When blood supply is cut off or severely diminished the heart muscle starts to die in the effected area. read more

It depends on how much of the heart is damaged and where the heart is damaged, and what kind of care you got after each attack. The problems usually arise after circulation is restored (the clot is “busted”). read more

Dog heart attack can occur in all breeds. Genetic predisposition, underlying medical factors and abnormalities of the heart can increase the dog's risk of having a heart attack. In order to deal with pets suffering from a heart attack, it's necessary to understand and identify the symptoms of the attack when it's underway. read more