• Severe weakness, collapse, or inability to walk
• Trouble breathing, excessive panting, gagging, choking, pale or bluish gums
• Vomiting and other gastrointestinal disturbances
• Distended, swollen or painful abdomen
• Non-production retching or vomiting
• Acute injuries and trauma, such as bites wounds, lacerations, broken bones, hit by car, snake bite, etc.
• Seizures, stroke, and other neurological disturbances
• Heat exhaustion
• Animals who are unable or have difficulty urinating or defecating
• Uncontrolled bleeding from any part of the body
• Allergic reactions, hives, facial swelling
• Toxin ingestion, including many common items such as xylitol (sweetener), grapes and raisins, chocolate, onions, and garlic, certain plants like lilies and poinsettias, rat bait, marijuana or prescription medications. IF YOUR PET CONSUMES SOMETHING TOXIC, PLEASE BRING THE PACKAGING OR CONTAINER IN WITH YOU! It can be extremely helpful in diagnosis and treatment. You can reach the Pet Poison Hotline at 1-855-764-7661 or visit their website at https://www.petpoisonhelpline.com/
The bottom line is that any concern about the health of your pet warrants a call to a veterinarian.