Abnormal symptoms of dogs before death include:

1. Loss of appetite

When dogs enter old age or suffer from serious diseases, their appetite may gradually decrease. If your dog suddenly refuses to eat, or only eats very small amounts of food, this may be a sign that something is wrong with their body. In this case, we should take the dog to the veterinarian promptly to determine the cause of the problem and take appropriate treatment measures.

2. Inconvenient mobility

As age increases or disease attacks, the dog’s mobility may gradually decrease. If your dog suddenly becomes less mobile or unable to stand and walk, this may be a sign of a deteriorating condition. In this case, we should provide the dog with a comfortable environment and enough care to let them spend their last days.

3. Difficulty breathing

Difficulty breathing is a common symptom when dogs are dying one. If your dog suddenly develops symptoms such as shortness of breath, wheezing, or coughing, it may mean there is a problem with their lungs or heart. In this case, we should take the dog to the veterinarian immediately and take necessary first aid measures.

4. Loss of consciousness

When dogs are coming to the end of their lives, they may gradually lose consciousness. This manifests as symptoms such as the dog's inability to concentrate, slow reaction, or coma. In this case, we should stay calm, provide a quiet and comfortable environment for the dogs, and accompany them as much as possible so that they can feel our care and warmth.