Hey Guys,
I have a lovely friendly little king charles who is nearly nine months old. He's a really friendly, happy little doggie and we are absolutey in love with him.
We got him in January and like all little puppies he used to goble his two feeds a day and eat it all up without stopping. Now he seems to leave the food and comes back to it when he's hungry, this didn't bother me as I thought he was just growing up and was eating when he's hungry.
When we come down in the mornings (he sleeps in the kitchen) his whole body shakes and shivers and I don't know what's wrong with him. This has been going on for about four days. When I see him in the morning I immediately pick him up and cuddle him and he goes back to his normal self, playing and running around.
He seems to be ok but I just don't know what the shaking could be from?
Do any of you have any idea? I don't know whether he needs a vet or not because he seems to be ok other than this, also I don't think he can possibly be cold.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
JJ
I have a lovely friendly little king charles who is nearly nine months old. He's a really friendly, happy little doggie and we are absolutey in love with him.
We got him in January and like all little puppies he used to goble his two feeds a day and eat it all up without stopping. Now he seems to leave the food and comes back to it when he's hungry, this didn't bother me as I thought he was just growing up and was eating when he's hungry.
When we come down in the mornings (he sleeps in the kitchen) his whole body shakes and shivers and I don't know what's wrong with him. This has been going on for about four days. When I see him in the morning I immediately pick him up and cuddle him and he goes back to his normal self, playing and running around.
He seems to be ok but I just don't know what the shaking could be from?
Do any of you have any idea? I don't know whether he needs a vet or not because he seems to be ok other than this, also I don't think he can possibly be cold.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
JJ