Le vertige des animaux avant l'abattage is a work of French literary fiction by Dimitris Dimitriadis, published in 2002 by Solitaires Intempestifs. Spanning 118 pages, the book blends elements of drama and philosophical reflection, exploring themes of existential tension and human-animal relationships through a lyrical and experimental narrative style. Though minimal in plot description across available sources, its classification under French literature and theater suggests a hybrid form that challenges conventional genre boundaries. The title evokes a visceral metaphor—the vertigo experienced before slaughter—hinting at meditations on mortality, instinct, and consciousness. As a compact yet dense literary piece, it appeals to readers interested in contemporary European avant-garde writing and theatrical prose.