Social isolation and wanting to be outside a lot are the behaviors that sometimes we take as "hiding." We agree, that word definitely describes it, and it feels awful when our dogs hide from us, especially when we are worried they are just about to leave. 😞
I lost my dog a few months ago and I did see some of these signs. Unfortunately my dog was at the vet twice in six months and told me nothing was wrong ..Wasn’t happy
It's more likely that you will see several of these symptoms at once, unfortunately ... and then only your veterinarian will be able to help either get your dog back on track or help your dog pass in a peaceful way. Obviously, money is tight for most of us, and that's always a factor. But our point in this video is that these signs are meaningful and ignoring them is not a good idea.
Thanks for your feedback. We're journalists, not veterinarians, so we are always careful to make sure that you know your own veterinarian is the best resource for your dog... it's the responsible thing to do. BUT we totally get your feedback!
You forgot one last minute sign: hiding
She did talk about wanting to stay outside/away from family a lot, so that behavior would be similar to hiding away.
Social isolation and wanting to be outside a lot are the behaviors that sometimes we take as "hiding." We agree, that word definitely describes it, and it feels awful when our dogs hide from us, especially when we are worried they are just about to leave. 😞
I lost my dog a few months ago and I did see some of these signs. Unfortunately my dog was at the vet twice in six months and told me nothing was wrong ..Wasn’t happy
It's so hard, because so many of these signs are chalked up to "just getting older and slowing down."
If they won't eat, offer a warm grilled steak. Mine was terminal and she just couldn't resist it. I'm glad she was a part of my life and family.
That is a truly irresistible treat!
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Apparently we need to call the vet and pay $600 for each symptom
It's more likely that you will see several of these symptoms at once, unfortunately ... and then only your veterinarian will be able to help either get your dog back on track or help your dog pass in a peaceful way. Obviously, money is tight for most of us, and that's always a factor. But our point in this video is that these signs are meaningful and ignoring them is not a good idea.
All I hear is call your vet. This could be informative but coming across as hard selling. Can be better presented. 😅
Thanks for your feedback. We're journalists, not veterinarians, so we are always careful to make sure that you know your own veterinarian is the best resource for your dog... it's the responsible thing to do. BUT we totally get your feedback!