To identify whether a dog has cerebral hemorrhage, look at the mental state

Cerebral hemorrhage in dogs can lead to increased intracranial pressure, damage to the function of cranial nerves and brain cells, or hematomas that form a mass effect, which in turn affects the dog's mental state. , generally manifests as symptoms such as lack of energy, lethargy, shaking when walking, head tilted to one side, etc. In severe cases, it may even lead to coma, shock, and inability to walk normally. Some may also be accompanied by symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, and difficulty breathing. It indicates that it may be caused by serious heart disease or respiratory disease, and it is recommended to seek medical treatment immediately.

To identify whether a dog has cerebral hemorrhage and whether there is any trauma

You can check whether there is any trauma on the dog's head, or whether there is bleeding secretion from the nose and ears. If there is, it means that the dog may The head was hit hard, causing cerebral hemorrhage.

Diagnostic items for identifying whether a dog has cerebral hemorrhage

1. Through blood tests, you can check the gas status and coagulation function in the blood to determine whether the dog has symptoms of hypoxia caused by hematoma;
2. MRI examination, the most comprehensive and intuitive diagnostic method, can quickly understand the condition of the dog’s brain;
3. Intracranial pressure examination, usually cerebral hemorrhage will lead to increased intracranial pressure;
< h2>What to do if a dog has cerebral hemorrhage1. See a doctor immediately, cooperate with the doctor’s treatment, and pay attention to daily care.
2. If the cerebral hemorrhage is caused by an external impact, the head should be elevated with a soft pad to avoid compressing the organs and causing difficulty in breathing.
3. Pay attention to keeping warm and cold, and try to avoid sneezing, coughing and other actions that may cause an increase in intracranial pressure.
4. Help the dog to turn over regularly. If the dog has severe cerebral hemorrhage, it will have symptoms of weakness in its limbs, so it is necessary to help the dog turn over every one to two hours.
5. Try to feed nutritious liquid food. Feeding your dog hard food at this time may cause symptoms such as increased intracranial pressure or difficulty chewing.