I don t know what caused the death of a dog? Ask for answers to your doubts!

How to give peace to it, to find out** at least when you are alive to check ah, now that the dog is gone, it is difficult to know what the problem is, and it is difficult to determine what the disease is with these symptoms. It's too easy to give up a dog's life.

What a veterinarian is so irresponsible! Have you checked whether it was parvo or canine plague?

If there are symptoms of cramps, it is canine plague, and the soles of the feet will be the limbs. There will be a high fever and purulent nasal discharge. In the end, he died of convulsions.

Personally, I think it's a bit similar to my friend's Golden Retriever, who ran into the closet and swallowed the rat poison inside. Dogs are greedy and love to bite and swallow everywhere, and it is not excluded that it has swallowed something and you don't know about harmful things. I guess it's food poisoning!

Why did you end your dog's life like this?! This may be pancreatitis, canine plague, parvo, etc., or there is a high probability of hope, now it's okay, you're in a hurry to break it, what is this?

It should be encephalitis or some kind of poison

1.There are a variety of factors for sudden death in dogs, the first is mechanical death and pathological death.

2.Mechanical death is when a dog is seriously injured and the body stops functioning, resulting in death.

3.There are two kinds of secondary pathological deaths, one is abnormal pathological death, and the other is natural pathological death.

4.Abnormal pathological death, such as the dog eats too much, the stomach and intestines cannot move, causing obstruction death, or the dog swallows bones and punctures the gastrointestinal tract and causes perforation and causes internal bleeding death.

5.Natural pathological deaths are often caused by acute diseases, such as acute encephalitis, myocardial infarction, poisoning, infectious diseases, acute gastroenteritis, pancreatitis, etc.

6.If the owner holds it or plays with it, it touches it at a moment, it makes a screaming sound, it may be in pain, common spine, neuritis, osteitis, etc., and in severe cases, it can cause the dog to die suddenly.

1. Acute disease, this depends on the symptoms, many acute diseases will lead to the rapid death of dogs, puppies are prone to acute gastroenteritis, dogs, encephalitis or something is possible;

2. Natural death, this is understood, just like people, some people will die very suddenly in old age, and there is no disease themselves, and the main thing is to look at peace and quiet;

3. Man-made, beating car accidents, etc., resulting in rupture and damage to internal organs

And so on...

The first is because of infectious diseases, such as distemper and parvo, which mostly occur in the puppy years, because the puppies are less resistant and are susceptible to infection.

The second is because of obesity, obesity can easily make dogs suffer from heart disease and vascular aging, etc., these diseases are fatal to dogs.

The third reason is because of pyometra, which is the most common problem in female dogs, and it can also occur in dogs that are not neutered.

How long has it been since you took it home? What are the symptoms?

Can you describe it in detail, there are many reasons for this.