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Decisions about IVDD treatment in dogs are made based on the severity and the duration of clinical signs. In some…
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ANNPE stands for acute non-compressive nucleus pulposus extrusion (say that five times fast!) and is a form of intervertebral disc disease…
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Has your dog been diagnosed with epilepsy? Epilepsy is the most common neurological condition in dogs. Although an underlying cause…
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Senior dogs can have vestibular dysfunction for all the same reasons younger dogs do. However, vestibular disease in old dogs…
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Brachy means “short.” Cephalic means “head.” A brachycephalic dog has a shortened skull, giving its nose a smushed-in appearance and…
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Masticatory muscle myositis, trigeminal neuritis, and trigeminal nerve sheath tumors are three different neurological diseases affecting the muscles and nerves…
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A herniated disc is actually the number one spinal cord problem seen in dogs. The good news is that the…
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Degenerative myelopathy (DM) is a slowly progressive neurological disease of the spine in dogs. Degeneration means deterioration. Myelopathy is any…
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Botulism in dogs is a rare, but serious condition caused by botulinum, a toxin that attacks the nervous system. This…
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Anesthesia is a drug-induced, temporary loss of awareness and sensation used for medical purposes. Under dog anesthesia, a patient’s consciousness…
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