1. Fever. Fever is a common sign of illness and can be fatal to dogs, so it should not be taken lightly. The normal body temperature of dogs is slightly higher than that of humans, about 38.5 degrees, and the body temperature of puppies is higher.

2. Constipation. If your dog has poor defecation or irregular bowel movements, it may cause serious digestive tract diseases, so your dog’s diet must be adjusted in time.

3. Difficulty breathing. A sudden increase in the dog's breathing rate may indicate that the dog is suffering from respiratory diseases, such as tracheitis, bronchitis, pneumothorax, etc.

4. Loss of appetite. The dog's diet has suddenly dropped recently and there is a loss of appetite. It may be that the dog is sick. It may be caused by a systemic acute infectious disease.

5. Trembling. The morbid trembling in dogs may also be caused by problems with the nervous system, which may be caused by encephalitis, canine distemper, etc. Therefore, if the owner finds that the dog is morbidly trembling, he must not hesitate and take the dog to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible. .

6. Vomiting. Dogs will vomit out foreign objects when they eat them. However, if severe vomiting occurs, not only food, but also gastric juice or water, it may be gastritis and requires timely treatment.

7. Diarrhea. Simple diarrhea may be caused by eating too much and being unable to digest it, but diarrhea caused by parasites or other infectious diseases can be more serious.

Causes of French Bulldog Paralysis

1. If the Bulldog’s leg is injured, such as bleeding, dislocation, fracture, etc., the Bulldog will suffer from strong pain. In the case of paralysis, it is recommended that the owner promptly consult a doctor to take measures.

2. Bullfighting will suffer from weakness and paralysis after calcium deficiency. It is recommended to feed pets special calcium tablets.

3. When a bulldog is poisoned, it will also suffer from convulsions, weakness and weakness, and needs timely induction of vomiting and detoxification treatment.

4. French Dou's bones are relatively fragile, their bone quality is poor, and they have many genetic diseases. It is very likely that genetic problems can easily lead to paralysis.

How to prevent French Bulldog paralysis

Preventing French Bulldog paralysis requires careful care by the owner. Scientific breeding can still avoid this problem to a certain extent. Do not let your dog lie on the cold floor to rest. Pay attention to keeping your dog warm on wet and rainy days. You can prepare some foods containing calcium substances such as dried shrimps, soy products, fish, etc. for your dog to eat, so that your dog can bask in the morning and evening sun and exercise appropriately.