My dog is very very sick. She se..

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My dog came from outside about 2 hours ago and she could barely walk. Now she cannot move at all she can mover only her head a bit and her eyes? What .. 

My dog came from outside about 2 hours ago and she could barely walk. Now she cannot move at all she can mover only her head a bit and her eyes? What do I do? She was twitching. Her legs are stiff. We are on the way to the vet. but we will not be there for 3 1/2 hours. He is the closest vet. Please help.

It sounds like she either had a stroke, or has gotten into poison..or a poisonous snake bite..God speed!

Hopefull you won't need this, but here it is>>>

The ABCs of CPR.All dog owners should know.

In both humans and animals, you must follow the ABCs: airway, breathing and circulation, in that order. If you suspect your pet is in distress, immediately look at his posture. Note the presence of blood, vomit or feces; his breathing pattern and other bodily sounds; and any materials, such as possible poisons, around him.

It is vital to know for sure that your pet isn’t breathing or doesn’t have a pulse before beginning CPR; it is dangerous to apply CPR to an animal (or a person, for that matter) if he is breathing normally and has a pulse.

Look for the chest rising and falling or place a mirror in front of his nose and watch for condensation. When checking for a pulse, remember that animals do not have a distinct carotid (neck) pulse. To determine if the heart is still beating, place your hand on the left side of the chest.

Airway

If your pet has stopped breathing, check to see if the throat and mouth are clear of foreign objects. Be careful about placing your fingers inside the mouth. An unresponsive dog may bite on instinct. If the airway is blocked, do the following: