First aid method for Spanish beagle shock:

1. If the Spanish beagle shock is caused by trauma, blood loss and severe pain, the bleeding should be stopped urgently and appropriate pain relief should be provided.

2. Keep breathing smooth, clear the respiratory tract if necessary, and then pull out the dog's tongue.

3. If the Spanish beagle has dilated pupils and no respiratory pulse, emergency artificial respiration can be performed while continuously pressing the heart.

4. A spaniel with hypothermia should be kept warm. You can keep warm by raising the room temperature or covering yourself with a quilt, but you cannot use any form of local heating to avoid dilating blood vessels in the skin and reducing blood flow to living organs.

Causes of dog shock:

1. Hypovolemic shock. Often due to large amounts of blood or loss of large amounts of body fluids. Such as trauma or massive internal bleeding, rapid vomiting, diarrhea, etc.

2. Cardiogenic shock. Caused by the most dramatic reduction in cardiac blood output, such as acute myocardial infarction, severe arrhythmia, acute heart failure and acute myocarditis.

3. Neurogenic shock. Caused by severe pain, spinal anesthesia accidents, etc.