Because water in the lungs prevents oxygen from getting to the lungs, your dog's tongue and gums might look blue. Things to Keep in Mind The presence of fluid in the lungs has various causes, and only a veterinarian can establish which one is causing the problem in your pet. read more
Fluid in the lungs is pneumonia and that is life-threatening in dogs. You can't just "get the fluid out", the body will absorb and remove it over time. What your dog needs now are medications to prevent or clear-up infections in that fluid because that is what will kill them. This means a vet trip as those medications will need to be prescribed. read more
Take a diuretic drug at the discretion of your doctor. A doctor may recommend a drug to help naturally rid your lungs of water. Diuretics work to remove excessive amounts of water from your body as urine by lowering your blood pressure and naturally drying your lungs out. read more