If the dog throws up one or two times sometimes, this may not be taken as a serious indication of sickness-- but if the dog carries on this vomiting, then this is something significant to be researched.
If the dog has ongoing itchiness, then one needs to examine the dog first by closer observation and evaluation of epidermis(skin) by separating the hairs content especially in situation of long haired type dogs. You may also come across a lot of ticks, or fleas on epidermis, which may look obviously normal at a distance.
If the dog passes loose feces(stool) for one or two or three times, this need not be given more emphasis-- but if there is ongoing passing of loose feces, then the dog is definitely suffering from intestinal(bowels) problems. If the dog does not successfully pass feces for two to three days, the abdominal problems needs to be ruled out carefully.
Just with consideration notice the dog’s strolling motions and rule out any irregular motions in the dog. If the dog is limping, the creature may have foot patches or lesions. In the same way, if the older dog has hesitant strolling and less feed intake along with recurring throwing up, then acute renal problems like 'nephritis' needs to be ruled out.
If there is whiteness in the eye sockets, suspect the 'cornael opacity' that may happen in illnesses/diseases like trypanasomosis. When the dog becomes anemic, the mucous tissue layer of the sight becomes paler and in serious situations, this may have wall white-colored shade. If the dog bites chains and owner or others, look for behavior disorders problems and rabies needs to be ruled out.
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