Under normal circumstances, dogs will not shiver. If the frequency of the dog's trembling is abnormal, the frequency is too high, and the body temperature is too high, then you need to consider whether the dog is suffering from meningitis or canine distemper. Because these two diseases can damage the dog's nerves and cause trembling.

When a dog is trembling and foaming, twitching, and stiff, it is food poisoning. At this time, the pet owner can fill the dog with soapy water in time to make the dog vomit. The contents of the intestines and stomach are then sent to the pet hospital in time for doctors to wash the stomach and treat them.

When dogs shiver, the most common reason is that the weather is cold, and the dog's body can't bear it and keeps shivering. This usually happens after the dog takes a bath, in winter, or when the body gets wet. after. At this time, the pet owner can take measures to keep the dog warm. As long as the dog feels warm, it will stop shivering.