There are many common household items that are toxic to dogs and cats, causing neurologic clinical signs. Know these common poisons to keep away from pets.
Intervertebral disc disease can result in sudden, severe pain and paralysis. Many dogs will require spinal surgery to treat the condition.
Walking sideways in cats can be a sign of a serious medical issue that requires veterinary attention. Treatment options vary depending on the underlying cause.
Hyperesthesia syndrome is a rare disorder in cats characterized by extreme skin sensitivity leading to compulsive behavior. Treatment options vary depending on the underlying cause.
Knowing what to do in the event of seizures in cats can help pet parents stay calm and keep their pets safe. Learn to recognize a cat seizure and what to do.
Ataxia in dogs is a common symptom with many causes. Treatment for dogs with ataxia varies depending on the underlying cause.
Walking sideways can be caused by a wide range of health conditions in dogs. Treatment options vary depending on the underlying cause.
It’s important for dog owners to stay calm and know what to do in the event of a seizure in order to keep themselves and their dogs safe.
Vestibular disease in dogs is a common condition that causes loss of balance and nausea. Treatment is supportive and addresses underlying conditions.
Degenerative myelopathy is a progressive neurologic disease in dogs that leads to eventual paralysis. There is no cure, but progression can sometimes be slowed.
Strokes in dogs are emergencies but have similar symptoms to other medical conditions. It is important to get a diagnosis from a vet quickly.
Strokes in cats are rare, but some conditions, such as kidney or heart disease, put cats at a higher risk. Other health issues share symptoms and are more common.
Shaking in dogs can be due to stress, cold weather, or a variety of medical conditions. Not all shaking is due to a neurologic condition, but it can be hard to tell.
Canine dementia is a common condition in senior dogs that affects cognitive function. There is no known cure, but symptoms can be managed.
Cushing’s disease is the most common endocrine disorder in dogs. The condition has vague clinical signs that mimic those of other conditions, making Cushing's diagnosis difficult. The condition can be life-threatening, so early detection is key for effective medical management.
