Dog Seizure Medication: A New Treatment Option for Drug-Resistant Epilepsy
MEDICAL REVIEW BY: DR. NICHOLAS DE POMPA, DVM, DACVIM (NEUROLOGY) For most dogs with epilepsy, dog seizure medication is a mainstay of treatment. But epilepsy can be a progressive...
Dog MRI: Is the Lowest Price Really the Lowest Cost?
If your dog needs an MRI, you are probably worried about more than just the diagnosis. You may also be confused about where to have the MRI performed, anxious about anesthesia,...
Early Signs of IVDD in Dogs: 9 Warnings Owners Might Miss
Intervertebral disc disease (IVDD) is one of the most common neurological conditions seen in dogs, especially in certain breeds with longer backs and shorter legs like dachshunds...
Tick Paralysis in Dogs: A Hidden Cause of Progressive Weakness
When a dog suddenly becomes weak, wobbly, or unable to walk, many pet parents worry about a spinal problem. While that concern is certainly valid, there is another potential cause...
Can Cats Live with Hydrocephalus? Hydrocephalus in Cats Explained
A diagnosis of hydrocephalus is scary. You immediately wonder what this means for your cat’s future, whether treatment is possible, and if cats with this condition can have a good...
Dog Head Tilt: Cute Habit or Neurological Warning Sign?
There’s a moment dog people know well—you say something to your dog, and they tilt their head to the side, ears perked and eyes focused. It’s endearing, expressive, and...
What Are the Different Types of Seizures in Dogs?
Seeing your dog have a seizure can be one of the most traumatic experiences a pet parent faces. The sudden loss of control, unusual movements, and confusion during the brain’s...
Neurological Symptoms in Dogs: What They Mean and When to Worry
Like us, dogs rely on a complex nervous system made up of the brain, spinal cord, nerves, and muscles to navigate life. Together, these structures allow the body to sense the...
Inside IVDD: 4 Ways a Disc Can Fail
Hearing that your dog has IVDD can feel overwhelming - especially when you start searching online and realize how much conflicting information is out there. Some dogs recover with...
Lameness in Dogs: When It's Not an Injury
When pet parents notice lameness in dogs, the first thought is usually straightforward: Did my dog hurt a leg? A sprain, a torn ligament, a sore paw, or maybe it’s arthritis......
