6 Reasons Why Your Dog Is Shaking or Shivering

No 1. Temperature
Shivering increases their heat production. So if your dog is shivering because he or she feels cold, make your room warm and give your dog a blanket to stay warm. Shaking can also be a sign of heat stroke for dogs. As heat stroke is fatal, you have to cool your dog with a wet towel and go see a vet.
No 2. Injury
Dogs often bump into a hard object or poke their feet with something sharp. If the wound is severe, take your dog to the vet immediately.
No 3. Aging
Tremors in hind legs is especially common for old dogs. In this case, make sure you keep a piece of furniture in the same spot and pay attention to his or her pace of walking.
No. 4. Illness
Shivering is a symptom of various diseases such as kidney failure, hormonal imbalance, or neurological disorders.
No. 5 Food Poisoning
Another reason for dog shivering is food poisoning. Foods that are toxic to dogs include chocolate, coffee, alcohol, grapes, and xylitol.
No 6. Excited or Scared
Dogs shiver when they are scared. To help your dog, get your dog out of this bad situation. Dogs can also start shaking when they are excited. In this case, they calm down after a while.
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