Symptoms of rabies attacks in dogs include loss of appetite, increased salivation, drastic changes in temperament, swaying in walking, hoarse barking, general paralysis, slow reaction, difficulty swallowing, fever, etc.

Rabid dogs live alone, like to be alone, and are very indifferent to their owners. Some dogs will have eccentric eating habits such as grass, wood, dirt and other things. Rabies dogs will suffer from systemic failure and difficulty breathing in the later stages.

Rabid dogs will appear more panicked. They will look directly with both eyes and ears erect. They will be more sensitive to irritating sounds and appear panicked. They are prone to bite people, but generally they will not take the initiative to bite. people. However, some dogs may not recognize their owners and appear relatively quiet.

Generally speaking, when you find that your dog's temperament is more violent than usual, drooling a lot and attacking people, it is best to have it tested for rabies. If you are determined to be infected with rabies, you must isolate the dog to prevent attacks on other people and animals, and seize the time to treat the dog.