We call this Hypernatremia meaning the sodium levels in the blood are too high. This happens when a dog ingests large amounts of salt, sodium, or has insufficient water intake. It triggers dehydration, which results from muscles and tissues releasing fluids to level out the sodium levels in your dog's blood. 28 февр. 2022 г.
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