Introduction to the symptoms of Scottish Sheepdog illness:
1. The Scottish Sheepdog will not want to eat when it is sick. If it has diarrhea or vomiting, it may be a gastrointestinal upset.
2. Its temperature will increase. For Scottish Sheepdogs, the temperature in the morning is very low, and the temperature will be slightly higher from noon to evening. If its body temperature is higher than 39 degrees, it means that your Scottish Sheepdog has a fever and you should take it to the hospital for treatment quickly.
3. It will become lackluster. It will appear that it does not want to move but only wants to sleep, has no energy, has no interest in the things it liked before, etc. If this happens, it means that your Scottish Sheepdog is sick.
4. Its poop is abnormal. His poop is sometimes too rare and sometimes too hard. It is normal for a healthy Scottish Shepherd to go to the toilet twice a day. Otherwise, it means that there is something wrong with its body, and the owner needs to pay more attention to it.
5. Its nose becomes very dry. If your Scottish Sheepdog has a dry nose when sleeping, that is normal, but if its nose is still dry for a long time when it is awake, it means there must be something wrong with its body. question. Parents should quickly figure out what the problem is and then prescribe the right medicine as soon as possible.
