When a dog is weak, it will be afraid of the cold; canine distemper can cause shivering; if the dog has had canine distemper before, shivering will become a sequelae; the typical symptoms of dog food poisoning are foaming at the mouth, convulsions or Body shaking; it may be epilepsy, the symptoms are similar to food poisoning.

There are many possibilities for a dog to tremble. In different situations, the treatment methods will be different:

1. When a dog is weak, it will be afraid of the cold. If the temperature is relatively low, dogs will tremble, just like people.
2. Dogs will tremble in the later stages of canine distemper. If this happens, it means that canine distemper has reached a certain level. If no treatment has been done before, the hope may not be too great if you just start treatment at this stage.
3. If the dog has had canine distemper before, shivering will become a sequelae. This problem often occurs, but it is not harmful to health.
4. Typical symptoms of food poisoning are foaming at the mouth, convulsions or body shaking. Then the body becomes rigid and gradually turns toward death. To treat food poisoning, it is recommended to go to the hospital for treatment. In such a situation, time counts. Maybe if you treat it one minute earlier, you can be saved, but if you treat it one minute later, it may not work. In terms of medication, it depends on what caused it. The most common one is organophosphorus poisoning, which can be relieved with atropine and other drugs. Inducing vomiting and infusion may also be used in treatment, but these cannot be implemented at home.

5. Dog tremors are mainly due to epilepsy. Symptoms are similar to those of food poisoning. Intermittent attacks get better. This condition is similar to human disease.

6. If you have constant convulsions, it is mostly caused by calcium deficiency, and the amplitude will be relatively large. Generally, there is more calcium deficiency after childbirth. In such a situation, it is recommended to inject calcium supplement. If there is no condition for infusion, liquid calcium can also be used.
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