Probably every dog owner has once noticed how his pet is shaking slightly.
Let's figure out what reasons there might be for such a phenomenon.
Shivering is not dangerous if the dog is cold. If this happens outside, try to get home as soon as possible. But tremors can also occur indoors, especially when it comes to breeds that do not have an undercoat or fur.
In addition, trembling is typical for situations when the dog is overwhelmed with emotions - for example, when the owner returns after a long absence.
Tremors can also be the body's reaction to fear - in this case, it is important to calm your pet down as quickly as possible.
Sometimes twitching occurs during sleep, which is also completely normal, as well as during sexual arousal or in old age.
Finally, some dog breeds, such as Italian greyhounds and toy dogs, are predisposed to tremors.
If all non-dangerous causes have been ruled out, it is possible that your shaking pet is sick.
Tremors appear during poisoning, helminthic invasion, electrolyte imbalance, epileptic seizures, allergic reactions and in other cases.
Therefore, if the animal's condition is of concern, it is worth showing it to a veterinarian.
