Cold weather

I don’t know why some owners like to shave their dogs when it’s cold. Maybe they’re afraid that their coat will get tangled after wearing clothes. But for many puppies, wearing only one piece of clothing in the cold winter is not enough to help them resist the cold. At this time, their coat is removed. Then because it is too cold, the dog will also shiver. Therefore, pay attention to heat preservation in winter, and try to consider shaving after the weather is warm.

Fear

This condition usually occurs in cats and dogs that have just been brought home, or in dogs or cats that are frightened by some unusual noises or other things.

Uncomfortable

This is actually a relatively common reason. Dogs are actually very patient, and they usually endure it if they feel uncomfortable. Some diseases can cause pain or other uncomfortable feelings in dogs. At this time, pets may tremble. Moreover, pets at this time are usually lackluster and don't like to move. If you have these symptoms or other adverse conditions, it is recommended to send you to the hospital for examination. After all, we don't know what caused the problem.

Poisoning

If it is really poisoning, it should not only be a problem of shivering. Most dogs should also have vomiting and other related problems. For this kind of dog, it is best to induce vomiting and then send it to the hospital for further treatment.

Canine Distemper

Similarly, if it is really canine distemper, the owner will not only notice the shivering problem. It is true that trembling and even convulsions may occur in the later stages of canine distemper, but few owners will wait until the disease develops to this stage before sending their dogs for examination.

Epilepsy

Epilepsy also occurs in dogs, but the disease usually occurs intermittently. If your dog keeps shivering, this may not be the cause.