Is Your Pup in Pain?
If only dogs could talk! No one likes to see their furry friend in pain. We humans understand a yelp or a limp, but sometimes, dogs communicate their pain indirectly. Here are 6 signs that your dog could be in pain:
Changes in Eating & Drinking: Just like with humans, tooth or tummy pain can make dogs lose their appetite.
Isolation & Aggression: If your once-friendly pup has started hiding or being aggressive, pain could be to blame.
Lack of Energy: Untreated pain is exhausting. A quick walk may now feel like running a marathon to your dog.
Continuous Panting: Excessive panting, especially in cooler temperatures, might be due to pain.
Excessive Licking: This behavior can be an attempt to ease external pain or self-soothe and distract from internal pain.
Forgetfulness: Even dogs who’ve been housebroken for years may experience indoor accidents if their pain is intense enough.
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