FAQ

A dog nearing death may show signs like loss of appetite, weight loss, lethargy, mobility issues, behavioral changes, and labored breathing, signaling the end of life is approaching.

The day before a dog dies, they may show signs like extreme lethargy, loss of appetite, breathing difficulty, incontinence, and behavioral withdrawal.

Signs a dog is dying include loss of appetite, severe weight loss, lethargy, mobility issues, incontinence, labored breathing, and behavioral changes. These symptoms signal that organ systems are failing and comfort-focused care becomes essential.

Toy poodles, particularly teacup varieties, can suffer from health issues due to their extremely small size and may be prone to anxiety and fragility.

Teacup poodles typically live between 12 to 15 years, although some health issues may shorten their lifespan compared to slightly larger toy poodles.

Toy poodles, particularly teacup variants, can be prone to health problems due to their small size and breeding practices, and they require careful handling and attention.

The average lifespan of a teacup poodle is about 12 to 15 years, though health issues may reduce their longevity compared to standard toy poodles.

Toy poodles, especially teacup varieties, can suffer from health problems due to their tiny size and delicate build, making them vulnerable to injury and anxiety.

Teacup poodles typically live between 12 and 15 years, though health issues related to their small size may affect their longevity.

Teacup poodles are smaller than mini poodles, usually under 9 inches tall and less than 6 pounds, and are not officially recognized by the AKC as a separate size category.