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When a severe spinal cord injury renders a dog unable to move its legs or feel its toes, about 10-15%…
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When your dog can’t walk on its back leg suddenly and for no reason that you can see, it can…
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If you pay attention, you will likely find yourself rubbing your eyes or scratching your head, nose, ears, and face…
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Vestibular disease in dogs refers to any disturbance in a dog’s vestibular system. From a pet parent perspective, vestibular disease…
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Lethargy is a condition that can be characterized by unusual fatigue and an overall reduction in motivation. A lethargic dog…
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From one minute to the next, a perfectly healthy, happy-go-lucky ball of canine energy was reduced to a painful and…
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There are very few instances when your dog walking in circles would be considered normal. “Some dogs may turn in…
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Dog head shaking can mean different things to different people. Let’s begin by differentiating between a dog intentionally shaking its…
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First thing’s first. Why is your dog staring at the wall? No, your house isn’t haunted. Well, maybe it is,…
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As veterinary neurologists, one of the cases we most frequently see is a dog with slipped disc symptoms. Fortunately, depending…
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