Sudden whole-body trembling, no energy and no eating for nearly three days! No diarrhea, no runny nose, no cough, no vomiting!

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Whole-body trembling in a dog can be caused by poisoning, cold weather, pain from internal organs, or infectious disease. The owner should check the ambient temperature and the dog’s recent diet, body temperature, nose, elimination, mental state, and appetite, then pursue a systematic veterinary exam to find the cause.

When symptoms are unclear, start with full-body X-rays and abdominal ultrasound to look for bone or organ damage causing painful tremors, then blood count and chemistry panels to assess indicators, and consult a vet on medication.

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