Why is my dog sleeping and not eating or drinking?

The most common causes of lethargy in dogs are: Infection, including parvovirus, distemper, kennel cough and leptospirosis. Metabolic diseases, such as heart problems, liver problems, diabetes, and hypoglycaemia. Medications, such as newly prescribed drugs or a new flea or worm product.

Why has my puppy stopped eating and drinking?

If dogs don’t drink enough, they can become dehydrated. Dehydration symptoms include dark yellow urine, sunken eyes, lethargy, and panting. If you notice your puppy not eating or drinking–especially if they’re showing signs of dehydration–that’s a definite cause for concern, and you should call your vet right away.

Why is my dog not moving or eating and drinking?

Things that can make your dog lethargic and weak can range from infection and disease to pain and medication. And because weakness and lethargy can indicate anything from a chronic condition to a life-threatening illness, you should always talk to your vet when you notice either symptom.

Why is my puppy sleeping so much all of a sudden?

Age: Puppies and older dogs need to sleep even more than 50\% of the day. Life changes: Just like humans, dogs may need extra sleep if they experience big life changes (like death or a loved one or a move). Health: An abrupt change in sleep habits may signal an underlying health problem.

What to do for a puppy that won’t eat or drink?

If he is not eating or drinking, you need to call your vet immediately. Dogs should not go a single day without drinking water. Medication can be another potential reason your dog is eating less. While medicines and vaccinations help keep your dog healthy, sometimes an animal experiences side effects.

Is my puppy dehydrated?

Jerry Klein, the AKC’s chief veterinary officer and an expert in veterinary emergency and critical care, symptoms of canine dehydration include: Loss of skin elasticity. Loss of appetite. Vomiting with or without diarrhea.

What are common illnesses in puppies?

6 Common Illnesses to Watch for in Puppies

• Parvovirus (Parvo) This highly contagious canine illness attacks puppies aged between 12 weeks and up to 3 years.
• Distemper. The vaccination against canine distemper virus is quite effective.
• Kennel Cough.
• Adenovirus.
• Leptospirosis.
• Vomiting (and Diarrhea)