If a dog suddenly twitches and trembles, many dog ​​owners will panic. There are many reasons for dog twitching. Dog owners should find the cause and prescribe appropriate medicine. If serious cases are serious, they should be sent to the doctor in time. Let’s take a look at the possible causes of dog twitching. Which.

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1. Epilepsy: The most basic symptom of epilepsy in dogs is convulsions. A small dose of phenytoin, a type of anti-epileptic drug, can have satisfactory effects. Crazy, medically called epilepsy, is a condition in which the central nervous system is damaged. Caused by. The symptoms include staring eyes, repeated rhythmic trembling of masseter muscles, paroxysmal spasms, loss of consciousness, violent twitching of limbs, foaming at the mouth, and incontinence of urine and feces.

2. Dog Distemper: It is a very dangerous viral disease. Especially in the later stages of canine plague, neurological symptoms, namely "crazy", often appear. At this time, the dog is in great pain and treatment is difficult. Parents have spent a lot of time, energy and expensive treatment for their dogs, but it still doesn't work. At this time, hospitals often advise parents to euthanize the dog. However, according to statistics in recent years, less than 5% of the more than 300 dogs that went mad were caused by canine distemper. A pet hospital advised parents to give up treatment on 24 dogs. After autopsy, only one showed typical canine plague. In other words, convulsions in puppies are not necessarily canine plague. You can add Douchai consultant WeChat douchai144 for free detailed consultation.

3. Canine hemorrhagiasis: cough, fatigue, anemia, ascites, edema, jaundice, dermatitis, dyspnea, systolic murmur, chest tremor.

4. Congenital brain damage: epilepsy, glycogen storage disease, hydrocephalus, etc.

5. Acquired brain damage: encephalitis, hydrocephalus, brain tumors, meningitis, skull injury, cerebrovascular disorders, hypoxemia (cardiogenic, pulmonary, vascular).

6. Infections: canine distemper, toxoplasmosis, cryptococcosis, rabies, tetanus and parasitic diseases in puppies.

7. Toxic epilepsy: such as carbon monoxide poisoning, carbon dioxide poisoning, arsenic poisoning, etc. The symptoms are intermittent convulsions, accompanied by foamy vomiting.

8. Metabolic abnormalities: hepatic encephalopathy, uremia, hypoglycemia, hypocalcemia, hyperthyroidism, vitamin B1 deficiency, heat stroke, and electrolyte abnormalities.

9. Psychological problems: When dogs are beaten, scolded or frightened, individual dogs will have hysterical convulsions, but they are generally not accompanied by obvious coma. In addition to medication, more comfort and caressing is required during treatment.