FAQ

Common signs of a stroke in dogs include loss of balance, head tilt, sudden blindness, weakness on one side, and disorientation.

Common signs of poisoning in dogs include vomiting, diarrhea, drooling, weakness, tremors, and seizures, often appearing suddenly after exposure to a toxin.

You can tell if your dog is unwell by monitoring changes in behavior, appetite, energy levels, and physical signs like vomiting or lethargy.

Yes, dogs may shake if they are sick, as shaking can be a sign of illness, pain, or fever.

Yes, dogs can show pain by shaking, especially when the discomfort is due to injury, illness, or internal distress.

If your dog is shaking, assess for signs of pain, cold, fear, or illness, and consult your veterinarian if the behavior is unusual or persistent.

Not in corpus.

Panting can be a sign that a dog is in pain, but it can also be caused by other factors such as heat, excitement, or stress.

If your dog is hyperventilating and shaking, stay calm, move them to a quiet space, check for injuries or illness, and contact your veterinarian immediately.

Panting can be a sign of pain in dogs, but it can also occur due to other reasons like heat, anxiety, or exertion.