Symptoms

Drooling a lot.
Shaking, weakness, poor blood circulation (coma, loss of consciousness).
Spasticity or paralysis.
The infarction was followed by vomiting and then diarrhea.
Breathing heavily to the point of difficulty breathing.
There is blood in the vomit or feces and urine.

Measures

1. Life is in danger! Send to the veterinarian immediately for rescue!
2. During transportation, make sure the dog lies in a position where it is easy to breathe.
3. If possible, take the vomitus or leftover things the dog has eaten (such as pill boxes) to the veterinarian for examination.
Tips: How to transport a dog
Hold it in your hands
If you can’t walk by yourself, you should hold it in your hands.

Carrying the dog with blankets and clothing

If internal injuries are suspected, do not hold the dog in your hands, but put it on something like a blanket or clothing and carry it around.