A weak, wobbly, disoriented, cold, collapsed, seizing, or unresponsive toy dog may be a hypoglycemic (low-blood-sugar) emergency. Watch for:

• Weakness or sudden tiredness, stumbling, or a wobbly, drunk-looking walk
• Confusion, disorientation, or a blank, "not there" stare
• Trembling or shivering, or the body feeling cold to the touch
• Pale gums
• Collapse, twitching, or seizures
• Unresponsiveness, or being very hard to wake

If you see these signs, go to your veterinarian or the nearest emergency vet now. While you get the dog to care, you can follow the free Emergency First-Aid Card (corn syrup or honey on the gums, then immediately to the vet).

This is triage information to help you decide to seek care. It is NOT a diagnosis. Only a veterinarian can diagnose and treat your dog.