Brain Tumors in Dogs

Veterinary Neurologist, Christine Senneca, discusses brain tumors in dogs. Brain tumors are actually relatively common in older dogs. A tumor is an uncontrolled
growth of abnormal cells within otherwise healthy tissue. As a tumor grows inside the brain,
it will damage and eventually compress normal regions of the brain, causing serious
neurologic symptoms.
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00:00 Introduction
00:38 Primary Brain Tumors
00:54 Meningiomas
01:16 Gliomas
01:37 Secondary Brain Tumors
01:56 Causes
02:30 Signs
03:14 Diagnosis
03:47 Treatment
04:43 Prognosis

[@amandasacchi3381]

Is it possible for a young French bulldog to have a tumor and be misdiagnosed as Addison disease?

[@crazydoglady5]

My dog has Pituitary Dependant cushing's and she is showing neurological issues now. I read it is not common...as in only 10-15% have the tumor grow and show neurological issues. Guess we are the lucky ones... :(