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One of the hardest moments that we have to face dog lovers is when our beloved furry friend leaves us forever. We never wanted that day to arrive, but unfortunately it is something that can not be avoided. There are, in fact, various signs that tell us that a dog is going to die; especially if he is elderly or is seriously ill.

If you suspect that the life of a dog may be coming to an end, it is important that you go to the veterinarian so that a professional can give a specific diagnosis and tell you exactly what the condition of the dog is and what options there are.

You can also offer some advice on how to take care of him in this last stage, in case there is nothing else to do. The main signs that indicate that a dog is going to die are:

1. Do not want to go for a walk.

Decreasing the dog's normal physical activity and being reluctant to maintain his routines can indicate that a dog is near death. This does not mean, much less, that whenever a dog does not want to go out to play with us, it will die.

You must bear in mind that this behavior change can also be a symptom of a nonterminal illness, which makes our hairy feel weaker and not wanting to walk. Check if this signal is accompanied by others and take the dog to the consultation of a professional if he continues apathetic.

2. He does not eat or drink water.

That a dog loses its appetite tells us something is happening. If you reject the feed or your favorite foods, you start to suspect, especially if you do not drink water either. As a result, the dog may show signs of dehydration and vomit bile. If you do not remedy this situation, your organs may start to fail and the dog will show signs of pain.

3. His behavior is not normal

When a dog is very sick or about to die, its behavior is not the same as always. It can show some behavior problems related to your mood, expressions of fear, greater aggression or abnormal movements.

In addition, these changes may be accompanied by symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea or urinary incontinence. When this happens, it is clear that our friend needs urgent veterinary attention.

4. The vital signs of the dog are altered.

Finally, we should also worry when a dog begins to pant excessively, to show signs of severe dehydration or to have a fever. For you to have a reference, a normal vital signs in a healthy dog ​​would be:

A body temperature between 38 and 39 degrees Celsius.

Between 90 and 140 beats per minute in small dogs at rest, from 70 to 110 in medium dogs and from 60 to 90 in large dogs.

10 to 30 breaths per minute.

Altered vital signs may also be due to a treatable crisis, so the time in these cases is gold. We must go as soon as possible with a specialist so that he can examine our dog. If attached to all this you see that it remains dormant in a corner of the house without barely moving, death could haunt very close.

5. Try to run away or find a quiet place

There are many dogs that when they know that their time is near, they move away from the pack to try to die alone. It is something instinctive that comes to the dog of its origins, the wolf.

It is also possible that even if you do not try to flee, look for a comfortable place but something secluded in the home, where you can give your last breath. If this happens, do not scold him, just go with him and spend his last moments with him, caressing him, and loving him.

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