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Anaphylactic Shock
General information on Anaphylactic ShockAnaphylactic Shock is a serious immediate allergic reaction. The most common drug causing Anaphylactic Shock is penicillin although venom, bee stings, and vaccinations have been known to occasionally cause anaphylactic shock. Symptoms of Anaphylactic ShockSymptoms of Anaphylactic Shock are localized pain, itching, swelling, redness of the skin, agitation, diarrhea, vomiting, difficulty breathing, weakness, and circulatory collapse.
Treatments for Anaphylactic ShockSeek immediate veterinarian care. Your veterinarian may administer IV Fluids and drugs to treat allergic reactions. A dog that has had an allergic drug reaction should not be given that drug again. Personal Experience If you have personal pet experience with Anaphylactic Shock share your information here - Click Here Anaphylactic Shock - personal experiencesAnaphylactic Shock experience by - Beano Cheltenham england We took our 14 month old cocker spaniel for his annual boosters to our vets. While waiting to pay we noticed that he had become very lethargic and when we placed him in the car he collapsed and his breathing become very laboured. We took him straight back into the vets who found hs temperature was 103 and rising. Beano had suffered a severe reaction to his vaccination. He was placed on a drip and had to stay overnight at the vets. We think ourselves very lucky has he is now fully recovered.. -------- View all personal experiences on Anaphylactic Shock If you want to share information on a different disease, select a disease from A to Z - Click Here - Diseases A to Z Remember, this information is for reference only. Always contact your vet or pet profesional for advice.
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