NO - it happens when they age, get worms, have teeth/gum issues and mouth hurts to chew, get a distended stomach, or have a disease like cancer, you need to take her to a vet. Does she have appetite and eat/ Drink a lot of water? Show blood in her stool or urine? Have pain in the usual lymph node locations (under jaw, armpits, groin, abdomen area?) You'll know if it's tender if she growls, bares teeth, tries to bite, etc. Is her nose wet? Breathing hard/abnormally?
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