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Why Is My Dog Shaking

Have you noticed your dog shaking? It can be concerning and may leave you wondering whatu2019s going on with your furry friend. While dogs can shake for a variety of reasons, some are benign behaviors, while others may require attention. <br><br>

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Why Is My Dog Shaking

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  1. WhyIsMyDog Shaking? www.oxfordveterinaryclinic.com

  2. Have you noticed your dogshaking? It can be concerning and may leave you wondering what’s goingonwithyourfurryfriend.While dogs can shake for a variety of reasons, some arebenignbehaviors,whileothersmay require attention.Here’s a comprehensive guide to help youunderstand the possible causes ofshaking indogs.

  3. One ofthe mostcommon reasonsdogsshake isdue to cold temperatures.Justlikehumans,dogscanfeelchilly,especially short-hairedbreedsorthosewithlowerbodyfat. If younotice yourdogshiveringafterbeingoutsideinthecold,it’slikelythat theyaresimplytrying to warmup.Providingawarmblanketor doggy sweatercanhelpalleviatetheshivering.

  4. Dogs can experience anxiety just like humans. Situations suchas thunderstorms,fireworks, or unfamiliar environments can triggeranxiety and stress in dogs, leading to shaking. If your dog is shaking during astorm orwhen thereare loud noises, try providing asafe space forthem and comfort themwith calmingwordsor calming productslikeanxietywraps.

  5. Dogs canalsoshakewhentheyareexcited.Thisisoftenseen when theyareabout to goforawalk,meet otherdogs,orreceive atreat. It’s anormalandpositivebehaviorthatreflectstheir enthusiasm andanticipation;shakinginthiscontextdoesn’t require anyintervention.

  6. HealthIssues Shaking can sometimes indicate underlying health problems. Conditionssuch as: Nausea or Gastrointestinal Issues Pain or Discomfort Neurological Disorders Poisoning Ingesting toxic substancescanleadto shaking. If you suspect your dog has ingested something harmful and is shaking. Dogsmayshakeifthey are in pain. It could be due to an injury, arthritis, or other medicalconditions. Dogsmayshakeifthey are feeling nauseous, which could be related to various gastrointestinal problems. Issues affecting the nervous system can cause shaking or tremors. If the shaking is persistent.

  7. As dogsage,theymayexperiencetremorsforvariousreasons,includingweakened musclesordegenerativediseases. If yourelderlydogisshaking, it couldbedue to age- relatedissues.A veterinarycheck-upisadvisable toruleoutanyseriousconditionsand discuss appropriatecare.

  8. Somebreedsaremoreproneto shakingortremorsduetogeneticpredisposition.Forinstance,smallbreedslike ChihuahuasandDachshundsareknownfortheirshiveringtendencies.Thismaysimplybetheirnormalbehavior without anyhealthconcerns.

  9. Contactusat Oxford Veterinary Clinic and give us a call or youcan alsobookan appointment online. Monday - Friday 7:00am-5:30pm 6622343930 1623 Highway 30 East, Oxford, MS 38655,USA oxfordvetclinic@gmail.com

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