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How can I tell if my dog's blood pressure is too low?

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Symptoms of hypotension include: lethargy. weakness. Fainting or collapse. Thin or white gums. confusion. Excessive weing. I'm thirsty.



What is hypotension in dogs?

In fact, the blood pressure of awake normal dogs and cats is probably slightly higher. In anesthetized animals, systolic blood pressure is considered inadequate if it is less than 80-90 mm Hg. In anesthetized small animal patients, an average blood pressure of less than 60-70 mm Hg is considered inadequate.

What are the signs of hypotension?

For some people, low blood pressure presents a fundamental problem. This is especially true if you have sudden declines or signs or symptoms such as dizziness or lightheadedness, fainting, impaired vision or weakness, nausea, fatigue, or lack of concentration. Blood Pressure (Low Blood Pressure)-Symptoms and Causes-Mayo Clinic

What is Good Blood Pressure for Dogs?

Normal systolic blood pressure in dogs and cats ranges from 120 to 130 mmHg. Many of our patients are very worried in the hospital environment, so systolic tolerances of up to 160 mmHg are often used (“white coat effect”). Like humans, pets can suffer from high blood pressure and systemic high blood pressure.

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