My dog is shaking, weak, and nose bleeding. What should I do?

Lexus really needs to go see a vet as soon as possible. A long term nose bleed is a medical emergency. My main concerns would be exposure to toxin that might affect his ability to clot his blood. This could be rat poison or another toxin. However a foreign object up his nose, trauma and infection can cause bleeding too. He needs to have blood work to detect if he is clotting his blood and make sure his platelet number is normal. If he will let you apply pressure to his nose and maybe even ice to the bride of the nose to slow the bleeding until you get him into a vet.

I am concerned about Shalim. Sneezing blood definitely is not normal. I would have him evaluated by a veterinarian as soon as possible and in the meantime just keep him calm. Blood from the nose can be caused by many things including inhaling foreign material such as dried portion of plants/foxtails (if you have those in your area), tumors or infections in the nasal cavity, low blood platelets (a type of blood cell that is necessary for clotting), and high blood pressure.

I'm not sure why you gave Buddy Benadryl. That's for allergic reactions in dogs, not vomiting and bloody diarrhea. He sounds very sick, and it's extremely serious he can't even keep down water. He has to see a vet now. Please take him into an ER vet clinic; if there isn't one in your area, there will be a vet on call for emergencies. The information to reach that vet is found on a clinic's answering machine or website.

Poor pup! I'm assuming you mean hematemesis, which is blood in the vomit. If she is having blood coming from her nose, she is extremely sick and needs to see a vet immediately. I'm not sure what shots she was given, or what she was diagnosed as having, but she could have ingested a toxin or she may have a blood clotting disorder if blood is coming from her nose. She needs medical attention right away, please take her into a vet now.

Nose bleeding is usually either caused by an infection called "Tick fever", a fungal infection in the nose or a tumor in the nasal cavity. you must take him to the vet in order to get it checked and treated, it is a very serious symptom and there is nothing you can do to help him at home.

This is an emergency and you need to take your dog to a Pet ER or out of hours veterinarian now. There could be a bleeding tumor in your dog's upper airways, or a burst blood vessel and severe blood loss.

I would be concerned if she develops difficulty breathing which could happen if the bleeding gets worse and she develops swelling of the airway, Based on the history and appearance of the pharynx, I would be worried that Luca may have a piece of the stick lodged behind the tissues. You need to discuss x-rays and or CT or surgery to explore the area. In summary, the safest thing to do is monitor for respiratory difficulty and take her to if the nearest veterinary emergency hospital if that happens. Otherwise, follow up with your veterinarian first thing tomorrow.