Dog symptoms – what they can mean and when to see a vet

Find the symptom to see what it can mean, which warning signs mean you should contact a vet, and what you can do now.

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Swollen Belly (Bloat)Unable To Urinate

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Ate Something HarmfulBlindnessBottom ProblemsCoughingDandruffDroolingEar problemsEye problemsItchy Ears and Head ShakingLimping and stiffnessLumpsNystagmusRed or swollen eyesRunny EyesSeizuresSneezingUrine ProblemsVomiting

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Bad BreathBlood in stoolConjunctivitisConstipationDiarrhoeaEyelid LumpsFlatulenceHair lossHead tiltHumping BehaviourIncreased ThirstItchingLoss of balanceLow energyMouth PainOver-groomingRed, inflamed or sore skinReduced AppetiteReverse SneezingScootingTear StainingUrinary IncontinenceWeight LossWobbly Teeth
If your pet is struggling to breathe, has collapsed, is having a seizure or can't stand up: go to the nearest vet now.

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