See if the dog has convulsions all over its body

The most obvious sign that the dog has rabies is that the dog has convulsions all over the body. Because the rabies virus has invaded the dog's nervous system, stiffness of the limbs and whole body twitching will occur. Dogs with such signs will quickly die.

See if the dog’s pupils are dilated

If a dog has rabies, its eyes will look strange. If you look closely, you can see that the dog’s pupils are dilated. Moreover, the dog has no energy at all, is very slow to react, and cannot even bark when called.

See if the dog has difficulty swallowing

When a dog has rabies, it will have difficulty swallowing when eating. During the attack, the dog's voice will gradually become hoarse, salivation will gradually increase, the dog will be restless, and his expression will be dull. It can be seen at a glance that the dog is abnormal.

See if the dog is afraid of light and water

When a dog has rabies, he will be afraid of light and water. He also often pricks up his ears, becomes restless, and acts abnormally. They may also become violent and restless, actively attack people and other animals, and suffer from confusion and confusion.

See if the dog has a loss of appetite

If the dog has rabies, its appetite will decrease, and it may even stop eating at all. The dog's desire to drink water will increase significantly. If your dog drinks water like crazy, walks astray or stiffly, or walks in circles, it is possible that your dog is infected with rabies.

What to do if bitten by a dog

After being bitten by a dog, regardless of whether it contains viruses or not, immediately wash the wound with 20% soapy water for at least 30 minutes, and then go to the nearest hospital for treatment. Dogs must be vaccinated against rabies regularly, not only to prevent their dogs from contracting rabies, but also to protect their own health.