What to Do If Your Dog Has Depression?

Symptoms of Canine Depression:

 Lethargy: Depressed dogs are hard to excite. They may become timid, withdrawn, easily stressed, lethargic, and irritable. No matter how their owners try to amuse or attract them, they remain listless and lose interest in their favorite foods and toys. Diet: Significantly reduced water intake compared to normal, a sharp drop in appetite, decreased food consumption, and subsequent weight loss. Activity: Depressed dogs move slowly and appear weak and listless. Abnormal Hair Loss: Excessive shedding when the fur is gently brushed. 

Symptoms of Canine Depression:

 Lethargy: Depressed dogs are hard to excite. They may become timid, withdrawn, easily stressed, lethargic, and irritable. No matter how their owners try to amuse or attract them, they remain listless and lose interest in their favorite foods and toys. Diet: Significantly reduced water intake compared to normal, a sharp drop in appetite, decreased food consumption, and subsequent weight loss. Activity: Depressed dogs move slowly and appear weak and listless. Abnormal Hair Loss: Excessive shedding when the fur is gently brushed.