That sounds like bloat. You better call a Vet if you dont know much about this condition. Or get a hose ready if it gets very tight. You need about a two foot section of slightly bigger hard pipe to run your hose thru, you put the bigger pipe in his mouth to keep him from chewing your smaller hose up while you pass it down into gut. Work smaller hose down until you get air to come out, its very easy to go too far. This wont hurt anything but you have to listen to the other end, you will know when you get it right. Have you wife hold the other end and put it right by her face. hehe Black clear core water line works good for bigger pipe. A harder type garden hose will work for smaller hose in a pinch.
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