Four signs you need to take your dog to the vet immediately, according to pet expert

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As we continue through the cold days and early nights, it is easy for everyone to start feeling a bit fed up and glum. And it seems that pet owners are thinking the same could be happening to your beloved four-legged friends.While a third of Brits wrestle with what seems like never ending seasonal depression, many pet owners have been manically searching the internet to figure out if their dog is sharing the same symptoms.

The phrase "my dog is depressed" has been entered into Google a startling 463 per cent more often in the past month alone.But is it true that our hyper canine companions could also be feeling down in the dumps during the winter season?

One dog trainer has decided to shed some light on the situation and set the record straight surrounding our fluffy pups and seasonal affective disorder (SAD), reports the Express.Annie-Mae Levy, who works at Woofz by nove8, states: "There's no solid evidence that dogs experience SAD the way humans do.

While some dogs might seem different during the darker months, these changes are usually tied to underlying health issues. "If your dog is acting out of character, it's always best to check with your vet to rule out any medical problems." Annie-Mae also helpfully shared some tell-tales signs to look out for in your pets that may signal that they need to be seen by a vet.