In this case, the dog may be poisoned, it may have epilepsy, or it may have heatstroke. Parents should send the dog to the hospital promptly so that the doctor can determine the cause of the convulsions. Parents must not do it themselves Treat the dog randomly at home. If it is epilepsy, parents should give the dog medication in time to control the condition.

Tips:

Dogs are prone to heatstroke when the weather is hot in summer. When we take them out, we try to choose a time when the weather is cooler, and prepare water before going out.