🩺 Symptoms in the French Bulldog

Rapid or difficult breathing, or visibly increased breathing effort.

Whistling, gurgling, or loud noises during breathing.

Dry, productive cough, or cough with retching.

Single or repeated vomiting episodes, with or without foam.

Loose, watery, or bloody stools.

Frequent scratching, excessive licking, or rubbing.

Ears with dark discharge, unpleasant odour, or inflammation.

Redness, inflammation, or visible blood vessels in the eye.

Wet eyes, brown stains under the eyes, continuous tearing.

Difficulty bearing weight on a paw, asymmetric gait.

Unsteady, incoordinated gait or partial inability to walk.

Trembling of the body, paws, or specific parts.

Epileptic fit, involuntary movements, loss of consciousness.

Sudden exhaustion, apathy, refusal to move or play.

Obsessive scratching, continuous paw licking, or muzzle rubbing.

Visibly distended abdomen, abdominal tension, or pain.

Sudden swelling, hives, breathing difficulty from allergy.

Elevated body temperature, laboured breathing in warm environment.

Stools with traces of bright red or dark blood.

Skin wounds, cuts, deep scratches, or bleeding.