Help! What is wrong with my dog? Tremors, convulsions, weakness, confusion?

[@alisonlaceybrooks]

This breaks my heart! I have a dachshund as well, he is my heart and soul.

[@JodBronson]

COPY: Check your Dog's Teeth. Smell His/Her breath and see. If it's smelly and maybe tooth infections that leads into internal infection. My Dog was like this too, I thought he's going to die. After smelling his breath, and he lost a lot of weight, cold shakes, tremble, weakness, etc.... After that, I found the infections in his mouth. I saw 1 tooth was dangling... I took a pair of pliers and pull it out, bought some antibiotics - Clindamycin for Fish (Fish Cin). He's fine now and eating like crazy and getting better too. NOTE: Check into Iodine Deficiency too, my dog is like that, shaking / cold all the time. He now eat food that have iodine and working great too.

[@nikotrill5149]

i have a 16 year old dashund and he been having seizers all night only thing i can do is hold him smh

[@chelle4356]

I had a 10 year old Doxie. This was my baby my only baby. I hate your going through this. He did this but he had cancer growing in his stomach. He started with the peeing issue. Then getting really sick and throwing up. I could just see his eyes he was miserable. But then he got better and 4 months later it happened again I took him in but it was too late. His little body was shutting down. How they didn't catch the cancer growing a year before I do not know. My heart goes out to you!!

[@weinerdad]

Thank you. I still do not know what is wrong with him. But he is definitely not seeing much at all anymore. I'm sorry for your loss and for the trouble with diagnosis. Dachshunds are a wonderful breed of angels to have in our lives.

[@lizbethm.7571]

Came home one day and notice my dog didn’t come to great me so I tried to stand him up and he would collapse back down to the floor and I tried standing him up again and he was all wobbly and couldn’t maintain his balance and collapsed again before peeing on himself. I took him to an animal hospital, which btw the vet seemed like he didn’t even know what he was doing, and he checked him out they gave us food specifically for dogs with kidney infections, since according to the vet he was developing a kidney infection, and other meds. This was around 9pm-3am. We got back home and I noticed before that on the way to the hospital and on the way back he would suddenly Yelp in pain and start kicking his front paws, not sure if these were convulsiones. Once we got home I layed him on my bed to pay attention to his breathing. He began to Yelp again and kick his front paws in pain and I just knew something was wrong. Next thing you know I didn’t see his stomach moving. Felt his heart and it had stopped. He was 12 years old. I don’t know what happened to him because he was literally fine the day before. 😔

[@goyzerhydrapheoniz2064]

That vet should be fired no excuses

[@goyzerhydrapheoniz2064]

Im so sad for your little boy

[@janicetan7491]

Suspect is stroke

[@craigwflys]

Not sure how I stumbled across your video but it was hard for me to watch. Back in April of 2017 I lost my dog who was almost 14.5 years old. She was a terrier and my wife and I loved her a lot. We never had any children so the bond was very strong. Nine months before we had to put her to sleep out of nowhere one early morning I was woken by her violently shaking. She had a massive seizure. The aftermath was almost even worse. She had two more seizures within the next two days so it wasn't a one time event. Vet guessed at her age it was probably due to a brain tumor and there was nothing we could do to remove it. She immediately was put on Phenobarbital which retards brain activity but she was never the same dog again. She hung in there for the next 9 months but it was like watching a time bomb ticking. At the same time she was going blind and was losing her strength in her hind legs. She often would take a bad stumble and land directly on her chin (this one time triggered a seizure seconds later). She also seemed often disoriented and confused. On her final morning she started seizing again and again. Probably had 5 or 6 over a two hour period. So as tough as the decision was to end her life we knew she had run out of time. I still miss her dearly and the grief has been very difficult at times to cope with.

[@JodBronson]

Try to remember the GOOD THINGS !!! In this Life-Time, we get countless life... To my believe, your Dog is on the way to serve another " Purpose ", just like you and I serving our " Purposes ". Please don't be sad, I know good memories becomes bad and vise versa. But try to remember the good things and you will eventually move on. I lost my Mom 3+ Years ago and I finally come around to remember what I could of her, as " Good Things ". I no longer sit and be sad because I have my whole life ahead of me. That was a lesson I've learned.... Remember the GOOD THINGS!

[@craigwflys]

Thanks Jordan for the good advice. Once they are gone I find myself only remembering the good times. The strangest and luckiest thing happened just three months after we lost her. We had an opportunity to adopt another terrier (that was a male) who looked almost exactly like her. He was only a year and a half old at the time. Best decision we ever made he's turned out to be a great companion too. I felt that maybe it was some sort of a sign or something. His owner didn't really care about him and he was living a life free roaming the streets everyday. Not a great life. He ended up saving us and we probably ended up saving him :)

[@pierdabonita9093]

I’m so sorry for your loss my doggy was going through the same, and I too had to put her down because on Thursday she was perfectly fine but at night she had uncontrollable diarrhea she would whine and get focal seizures and disoriented attacks. My heart hurt seeing her like that, everyone at home was very tired and so was she. So I had to make a decision last Friday to put her down . My heart is broken. I never knew the cause since MRI cost thousands and the vet office (neurologist) is not where I live at.

[@JodBronson]

@@craigwflys - Hi, sorry I didn't get to see you message until now. KZbin is " suppressing " me and my account. They NO LONGER let me see Alerts or Messages when people reply to the thread, unless it's " Direct " towards me. YES, I wrote to them about it, and they said... Due to " overwhelm " of response, you can see messages in your account / videos only. Anyway, I am glad to see the good outcome of your story. I had similar to yours... I thought I was saving my Dog too. But funny, he taught me tons of things and how to " observe " my surroundings. By doing that, I was able to learn a lot of stuff. Believe it or not, he saved my relationship with my Dad to understand " Radiation ", like Cell Phones, WiFi, Bluetooth, Etc... YES.... When my Dad get a message on his Phone, my Dog would sneeze.... That is where it leads to me to a lot of discoveries. Sorry for the long reply, since I try to fit in as much as I could because now your story is like mine. Anyway, I hope he would bring you many more years of joy to come. Maybe it's BOTH of you saving each other.

[@JodBronson]

@@pierdabonita9093 - Sorry to hear that and thank you for " waking " up this thread. If it wasn't for you, I would have never seen " snackman 's " post. When you get a moment, please read the post I left above and I hope it will bring you comfort during your difficult time.

[@osoyoosforever9643]

We have a 3 yr old wire haired daschund that keeps having episodes that we were told were due to THC but it happens almost weekly usually in the afternoon, we call it wobbly. She sleeps it off by the next day, sometimes it takes 24 hrs but she always comes through. The vets don’t know and say that’s it’s not neurological. They’ve done blood work and all fine. We think it’s something she eats since it’s almost always 3-4hrs after a walk. We watch very carefully to make sure she doesn’t eat stuff but she is so low to the ground it’s almost impossible. We keep her away from Pot parks and no we don’t smoke. We noticed she reacts this way now after she’s had dried esophagus treats from a store so we’re not feeding that anymore. Will keep trying to figure it out and will go back to the vets again. She always pulls through but it’s upsetting to watch and leave her to sleep it off. Surely something is causing it but it’s still a mystery.

[@ashleyhaley6322]

Did you ever figure it out? My Yorkie is going thru this now

[@osoyoosforever9643]

@@ashleyhaley6322 I’m sorry to hear, it’s very annoying and not much fun for your dog. It’s like going into shock. The vet thought it was cannabis from a local park because cannabis poising in dogs is fairly common apparently and she tested positive once. Like yours, our Lola is close to the ground and is like a vacuum cleaner. But I noticed it also happening shortly after having a dog chew made from deer tendon. I don’t recall the name but they are very common in the dog treat section of Bosleys pet stores, they are flat and tan/opaque and a bit stringy on the ends. So I stopped giving her those a treats and it no longer occurs. As well as are careful to watch she doesn’t pick anything up that might be pot or a pot package. Marijuana is legal in our jurisdiction so it’s everywhere. I think it was mainly the deer tendon treats and that she has some kind of allergic reaction to them. We also had the vet check her heritage for luforas disease but he said there was no known history of it in her clan or dna. So I’m pretty sure now that it was both pot and the tendon treats. Thankfully the issue has only happened once in the last year which I think was due to pot as I had been in a park earlier with her. And we’ve stopped the treats and all good on that end. If I were you I would try to identify what she has eaten if she has a seizure like this. Then the mystery might unfold. We wish you best of luck, for you pup and your sake.

[@minarose3193]

It is neurological your vet just doesn’t want you to know that because then you won’t be lazy anymore and keep buying the pesticide flea drugs and vaccines they sell You

[@osoyoosforever9643]

@@minarose3193 ha, nice dig, I’m guessing you’re not a vet fan. Anyway I’m pretty sure it’s not neurological since the behavior has stopped now that we have changed her treats and keep her away from pot parks.

[@JodBronson]

Dog Iodine Deficiency Problem Symptoms Are: Weight Loss - Cold - Shake - Weak - Limping - Fatigue - Tired - Sleepy - Etc..... This apply to Human as well, pretty much same symptom and some People don't even know it.

[@JodBronson]

Here is how I discovered my Dog is Iodine Deficiency: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHeWeKqsbdeiptk

[@kuppameniya]

That's so sad!! Wish there is a way that can he can be helped. My dogs recently started getting fits like this and his kidneys are extremely bad. Sending all the love. Prices in our country of Srilanka is not that expensive but we dont have all the facilities and brain test etc nor kidney transplant. Your dog looks like it has lived a long life and hope he recovers.

[@christopherhull232]

Going through something similar with my geriatric Jack Russell. One day last week he slipped into convulsions, the one and only time before or since, but it was so unsettling to see. He's my dog, you know? Fifteen years. Pain from osteo, bad, possibly abscessed teeth, more and more difficulty moving around. Eats well still, maybe too much, and like yours, drinks more than before. Blood tests showed few aberrations, though. But I know he's in decline, and it could be a matter of weeks or even days now that I will have to endure the inevitable. He still seems healthy overall, but you just know it's approaching a critical mass and the decline will be steep and sudden. It's terrible. My first and only dog ever. I just don't know how I'm going to carry it. Thanks for sharing your story and the video, and very sorry. He's clearly a beautiful dog.

[@TheRailsplitters]

Hi Christopher and WeinerDad- I also have a 14y/o JRT and he is experiencing the exact same thing as this dachshund. I've taken him to the vet for multiple visits and to the neurologist this morning. No one can figure out exactly what's wrong. His blood work and neuro exam came back normal. Any ideas. It is so sad and scary!

[@SomeOne-do3lm]

Hey is you dog ok now?? Mine is going through the same thing! It’s only a puppy! :(

[@LaDonnaH12]

My beagle just went through all of this. I let her go.last month …But I still searched for answers. This is what I found. The jerks were Myoclonic jerks The blank stares and getting stuck in corners are Canine cognitive dissonance (dog dementia) …. Also loss of bladder control. (My living room looked just like yours. I couldn’t stay ahead of the pee).

[@superlong8090]

I wish him the best. God bless him☺

[@terrijohnston8803]

Liver and kidneys in trouble. Just went through this with my 14 year old chihuahua. He’s still off balance and having a time learning to eat again but his liver and kidneys are getting better

[@neverweakagain]

What us this called and how do you treat it? My chihuahua is doing awful with it

[@sendingunit]

Yes please tell us how you treated it?? My 13 year old dachshund chihuahua is going through this and it’s killing me

[@pallavibhargava1012]

God bless him

[@LTJORDY-io1cu]

Im really sorry about whats happening to your dog i will keep you and your dog in my prayers something similar happened to my dog he is around 7 it completely freaked me out it lasted for around 5 minutes then he was back to normal. He was shaking and drooling and vomited once or twice 💔 i just hope he gets better and i wish the same for all your dogs because i know that i would not be the same without my dog .

[@JodBronson]

Check your Dog's Teeth. Smell His/Her breath and see. If it's smelly and maybe tooth infections that leads into internal infection. My Dog was like this too, I though he's going to die. After smelling his breath, and he lost a lot of weight, cold shakes, tremble, weakness, etc.... After that, I found the infections in his mouth. I saw 1 tooth was dangling... I took pliers and pull it out, bought some antibiotic. He's fine now and eating like crazy and getting better too. NOTE: Check into Iodine Deficiency too, my dog is like that shaking / cold all the time. He now eat food that have iodine and working great too.

[@mesozoicV]

I could be wrong but I think it’s old age because my friends cat is very old too and acting similar... I hope it gets better...

[@cjodigo]

My 16 yo yorkie just started doing the exact same thing. I know I’m going to frustrated tomorrow when I take him to the vet and don’t get any answers😏

[@James-jx2rm]

Did you ever find out ? My dog is doing the same and she is also in pain doesn't let us pet her

[@captmick2278]

Have the vet check his eyes. I noticed he bumped into the corner on his way back to his food bowl. He also seemed to have some difficulty judging his distance to the bowl, a depth perception issue. Best of luck Cheers MBM

[@idrisarlo2200]

i know it is quite randomly asking but does anyone know of a good place to watch new tv shows online?

[@callennathanael2957]

@Idris Arlo I use Flixzone. Just google for it :)

[@chitradevi835]

Drinking only water that too more water means gradually hers health is going down be cautious. God given too short lifespan for beloved dogs. Take care.

[@luckyduckytar6017]

Kidney disease? If the kidneys are not functioning properly, toxins normally expelled by the kidneys can cause buildup and can cause confusion and other problems. I read that animals can experience “Alzheimers” dementia and they become confused at night along with a ton of other stuff. I found that this is a cognitive dysfunction and copied info from the internet. Good luck! I love doxies💕 Cognitive dysfunction, similar to Alzheimer’s for dogs, can occur if your dog’s mental faculties begin to decline. Fifty percent of all dogs over ten years of age exhibit at least one symptom of cognitive dysfunction, which means that the older your dog gets, the more likely they will suffer from this condition. Look for behavioral changes, increased hours of sleeping within a 24 hour period, decreased sleep at night, tremors, pacing, and poor potty training habits as these are all symptoms of cognitive dysfunction.

[@nileshmittal9971]

Hi

[@schleichcollector7873]

Help! My 12 year old dachshund is shaking uncontrollably! I have tried to put her under a blanket but it doesn’t work! She groans while shaking. She just started doing this out of the blue and I don’t know what to do

[@ahhhbooo9610]

Bring her to the vet how is your dog

[@xobelladonna2443]

Euthanize it

[@jlo5515]

Update please!!!!

[@Grace-nt9cc]

Could I make some suggestions?! I learned from KZbin videos by vets it is better not to use plastic dishes as it can have live bacteria growth. Plus you might want to look into getting a harness it takes pressure off of the neck where the trachea that allows air flow is less stressed! I hope this helps!!! 🙏🤗🙂

[@JodBronson]

Using " Plastic " must be changed every 2 days. Believe it or not, you can just rinse with Hot Water and it will kill 99% of Bacteria. As a rule of thumb, you change their Water Daily.

[@simbabyrne-snook9347]

One of the likely causes of this kind of wobbliness is vestibular disease. It’s very scary when it happens, but in most cases it’s something your dog will recover from in a few days or weeks. As a dog owner it’s something you should know about so you can be ready for it. Vestibular disease in dogs is quite common and can happen to any dog. Although unusual in puppies (except in cases of congenital vestibular disease), it can affect certain breeds and especially older dogs.

[@mjkk4886]

Simba Byrne-Snook I have a small furry little dog and she dose this and tends to wobble and then she is fine could be she have vestibular disease? She is 7 months old and she has been one of the most wonderful things to happen in my family in awhile . Is there a cure .

[@lorrainefernandez6979]

Hi, Is there any home remedy for the dog? Same issue as my puppy. He has a weak body. He cant even stand Longer 😭

[@simbabyrne-snook9347]

@@lorrainefernandez6979 give him sugar or syrup , honey with Greek vanilla yogurt emergency vet visit my be in order its not a bad thing to pay to get your dog checked and he/she be fine

[@kaylaleave]

My dogs acting the same exact way right now

[@weinerdad]

Sorry 😢 I'm sure you are doing your best to handle it.

[@kaylaleave]

@@weinerdad yea he’s doing good now

[@MJ-wz6jo]

My fur baby is 15 years old he has been showing some subtle signs the past year now going threw sundowner's with him.

[@weinerdad]

I'm so sorry to hear your baby dog is not doing so good. Hang in there. They're so sweet. Its hard to go through. Doggie love lives forever in our hearts.

[@31teresahopkins]

Ours has encephalitis. Was yours the same?

[@jmaz4tfolio]

Please help me as well,, I got a new puppy husky and when she walks she’s way too clumsy always fell off and always bump and hit her head on the wall and this time she doesnt want to eat nor drink water, shes having diarrhea also and she’s so weak, she panting too much .. I am so worry for her😭😭 poor my baby ... It breaks my heart watching her like this

[@mooders7960]

Is she ok

[@mooders7960]

Plz tell me my dog doing it

[@mooders7960]

@World of food Farm pets pink

[@mooders7960]

@World of food Farm pets pink y ?

[@shyshy8788]

This dog has spinal issues. Take him to vet now

[@tateg013]

11 months to late

[@ItsMeKelso]

Is your dog still around? You definitely have gone through extensive care to try to take care of you that you were sweet little friend there, I think sometimes dementia can happen to animals it can present it self as balance problems confusion and general forgetfulness I’m not animal expert No my doctor I just came across this information amongst research I was doing in regards to trying to see why my dachshund and I have A dachshund it’s about to turn 15 and was doing some research trying to figure out why he’s having tremors could be tons of reasons flea medication‘s were starting to trigger his, like literally he would get convulsions and it wasn’t until we figured out When it would be calm time for his next medication dosage his tremors would stop only for them to start again once he would take his flea medicine so we decided to cut it in half and give him the dose spaced out over a period of time but even that caused problems so now we just resorted to natural topical flea and tick treatment which is a bit of a pain because you have to spray him and his belly before taking him outside during summer and give him our long baths in order to drowned the fleas but it definitely outweighs the “seizure” like episodes . But now that he has been off of his flea medicine I noticed he still has some treasury-ish episodes but not as severe as they used to be… Anyway just thought I would share in hopes that it could help you or anyone else who might be having similar issues.

[@nathaliesaikin3289]

My 13 year old dog is having these exact symptoms right now. Did you find out what caused the behavour?

[@narniabiznas3776]

My dog is displaying the same. My vet has told me today possible focul seizure. But if your dog is elderly it could be ventibular ataxia. Hope they get better soon ❤️

[@bigmac-1181]

@@weinerdad I'm so sorry for your Loss, puppies seriously don't deserve to age that rapidly it's so sad.

[@datlikj]

@@weinerdad that makes me sad

[@blakemcloughlin9185]

@@weinerdad rip to your dog man that is so heartbreaking i hope my dogs okay😌😌

[@yaelxoxo]

My 12.5 y/o dog is also having this. Haven’t been able to find any causes and vet seems to be at a loss. He has another neurological disease so we are thinking it may be part of that. Hope all of your doggies are doing well.

[@christinadiaz9041]

Why is that happening to your baby?:( this is so sad 😭

[@tenton51]

Mine has same issues since last 3 days…but she’s worst than yours …mine is 14 years old almost in a couple months…is like she’s completely drunk…but still eating..I fed her almost in her mouth…so sad

[@thedude2897]

Toxins build up and they can't rid them so they get sick. Happened to my Dachshund and starting to happen to my other.

[@ashleyhaley6322]

Can you further explain? This really sounds like that’s what’s going on with my Yorkie. He has these episodes of vomiting, walking wobbly like he’s drunk, and pacing and being restless. He has not gotten into any exposure and there is no cannabis in my house and he is a house dog. It first happened two weeks ago and after the hospital gave him nausea meds the vomiting stop and the lethargy and wobbly walking was gone 24 hours later. Now today the same thing happened all over again! He is only 9 months and is a Yorkie

[@thedude2897]

@@ashleyhaley6322 Did they check his liver and kidney values? Anything else off with blood work? Did they run a CPL to see if they have pancreatitis? My female gets wobbly and weak back legs if her chronic pancreatitis acts up.... Which in turn effects the liver. I know Yorkies are very prone to pancreatitis, Cushings and hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). Those can all cause the symptoms.

[@thedude2897]

@@ashleyhaley6322 Almost forgot. Yorkies are extremely prone to liver shunts. I would have your vet run a bile acids test to see even if alt and ast values don't look bad. Liver shunts will cause excessive toxin and Ammonia to build up which will absolutely cause major neurological issues.

[@ashleyhaley6322]

@@thedude2897 This is EXACTLY what poison control said! I scheduled him an appointment but it’s not until the end of the month. Is there anything I can do to prevent the ammonia build up til then? I can’t afford him vomiting uncontrollably every week and needing to go to the ER

[@thedude2897]

@@ashleyhaley6322 A lower protein diet would help prevent build up. Switching to a vegetarian would even help because the Ammonia mostly comes from animal protein.

[@terrijohnston8803]

If he drinks again that’s your sign go go go to the vet. Awe h wants to eat but when they off balance they feel nauseous

[@carenjurgensen3026]

Im so glad I stumbled across your video. Im currently going through this with our 14 yr old Shorkie. She just had a grand mal seizure 3 days ago and hasnt been the same. Falling down and dementia and shaking when she walks. She seems very confused. Vet says to put her down but on her good days I feel like she has more gusto left in her. Have you found anything that has helped? To add, she also has cushings disease so doc doesnt want to do meds that will make her kidney #s increase more. She has an enlarged heart as well

[@pierdabonita9093]

Caren Jurgensen how is your dog

[@MakingMilesandMemories]

Caren Jurgensen vitamin B12! My pup still has seizures but not as often... unfortunately i doubt these will go away.. ☹️☹️☹️

[@osaenz00]

Just curious but by any chance do you feed your pup a grain free kibble?

[@ellebmusic3381]

Hi there, my 13 years old mini schnauzer has similar problems, have tremors on her back legs for three years and I have visited several vets and never fully diagnosed. Lately she developed seizures. Blood and urine test and ultrasound all looks normal, only test hasn't been done is MIR. Not sure what kind of treatment we can offer to her.

[@trisha3856]

Wow these are really timely comments and suggestions... Thank you to EVERYONE sharing their experience! My 13+ Morkie had an episode of kidney failure 6 months ago.. The vet didn't think he would make it but he did! He didn't fully recover but he had zest for life and a good quality of life... Yesterday afternoon his head started bobbing uncontrollably, and I thought it was going to turn into a full blown seizure but it subsided. The vet believes it was caused by deficiency in electrolytes as well as a progression of kidney disease. I took him home because he is stable and I wasn't prepared to euthanize so suddenly. I'm glad I did. He had a big bowl of kibble mixed with rotisserie chicken 😁. He drank normally and slept like a rock. Today in going to go through his records again and look for info. If I can improve his quality of life, even for a day, I will. And when the time comes to say goodbye, there are people like y'all to help me through ❤️

[@vickyflores3557]

I don't want to love like this anymore! I'm sad all the time. My Maltese is not the same sweet dog. And I feel helpless what else can I do.

[@NaturalJamairabic]

I know it hurts. I had to euthanize my dog of 14 years old. I cried for days. He was no longer able to walk on his own and he was in pain. I held his face in my hand while they euthanized him. I remember crying out in sadness. Just remember the good times and know that you were put here on earth to meet your dog and love the dog for it’s short canine life. Don’t ever change your love. You gave your dog a life of love and that’s a beautiful thing.

[@iulia468]

Is your dog okay now?

[@Ram-rm2gz]

Hey cutie

[@reviewerofcomments]

@@Ram-rm2gz seriously?

[@kairu7971]

I don’t know with my dog he’s usually so playful and like to jump on my bed and in the couch with me, run around and lay down with me now all of a sudden (this week) he seems really tired and starts shaking sometimes and doesn’t even wanna jump on the couch when the couch isn’t even high, I try playing with him but he just sits there and also doesn’t even get excited about treats anymore. I’m kinda worried but I don’t know if I need to take him to the vet

[@urdad7318]

Take him to the vet immediately

[@terrijohnston8803]

This is the hardest for us when our babies grow old and near the end of life trust me. I cried for 2 weeks while he was so sick but watching him now getting better each that hell never be them same because I have come to terms with just how old he actually is. I have decided to not save him if he ever gets sick again.

[@terrijohnston8803]

He did get sick again almost 1 month after I posted this comment and I had to let him go. I kept him home that night on a heating pad wrapped up in his favorite blanket. I held and kissed him and told him how much I loved him. I begged him to hold on until the vet opened the next day but he just couldn’t. His little body was wore out. I still feel like it’s not real

[@cesarisraelcastillo6062]

What i recommend is have your dog a blood test COMPLETE ! Usually it will take one day for results because is complete blood test No the simple blood test that is different. Check if your dog has parasite first. My dog has something similar but he will have like s cramps in his hand standing up and tremor his head and the ears are moving back and mouth a little tremor ,but he will be still able to walk or do something That always happens on the bed. I did the blood test and they detected 2 parasite in the blood From the 3 parasite for exams.he gas two Alamasia Babesia He will need medication for 45 days He don't have neither distemper nor parvovirus. He has another episode after next week his first episode but this time it was less of 15 seconds. The medication will take 45 days If he continues like that he will need ultrasound And check brain and more Things God bless all your dogs and bring them now to find a quick solutions.

[@stephaniebolyard9780]

ive had my rescue for a year and he has episodes like this he starts falling over tremoring is not alert and does not respond to me gets aggresive at times until he healizes who i am, ive been taking him to the vet for a couple months now for it seeing as it hasnt gone away or got better and it hurts my heart still not knowing

[@minarose3193]

Cognitive dysfunction dementia or brain tumor Your vet will PRETEND they don’t know so they can charge you for a bunch of expensive unnecessary tests Good or cognitive dysfunction and watch all the videos on yourube

[@annadejus1123]

You sud take him or her to the vet cuz dat dosen't luck normal

[@alessandrogalvan7382]

this happened over a year ago

[@mjkk4886]

It looks like a small seizure

[@jjnicole4679]

My dog ate a lot of turkey ham like excessive amount one day that I let him off the leash to go use the restroom and when I had came back outside to call him in and he looked fine then the next day I noticed he threw it all up and then he became weak like he wasn’t as energetic as usual and in the back of my head I thought of it but then I was just like no and thought he was just tired. The next day on my way to school I see him laying on the ground and I call him and he doesn’t get up so I get him some water and I try to give him some and I’m just crying on my porch with him in my arms telling him how much of a good dog he was and that I loved him. He was breathing heavily and then after a while he began to have seizures and then I got even more scared and my whole body was shaking I couldn’t even stand still and I ran inside and washed my hands and stuff and went back outside and saw him in the back of his house and dogs usually hide when they are gonna die. My mom said that she saw him crawl after the seizure because he couldn’t even get up and then I went to school because I had to do presentations for some elementary kids so I had to show up even though I didn’t want to . And even to this day I blame myself for it I shouldn’t of had let him off his leash that night and I should of have went with my mom to the vet to say good bye one last time I miss you buddy 11/21/19🖤

[@vickyflores3557]

I am so sorry. I know people say there's no dog heaven as for me dogs or animals in general have to be in heaven.

[@SomeOne-do3lm]

My pug puppy is going through the same thing.. I think it’s the turkey and the poop smelling. :(

[@carasnluv]

Got a blue pitbull biggest baby in the world 2 days ago he started shaking by his collar bone if I touch it he'll yelp as far as I'm aware he was not injured never once been in a fight but I have teenage boys and as far as they say nothing happened to him but I am concerned for him and I feel he got a injury someone didn't make me aware of and dont like that feeling so I'm doing everything I can to try to make it pass but it hasn't gotten better or worse

[@wildwildItaly]

Have you heard of a vet, you need to go to one

[@carasnluv]

@@wildwildItaly I wasn't exactly asking from a ignorant person's perspective like yourself once you grow up get back with me if not should really watch yourself

[@UTSOU]

That's distemper mate.

[@maureenboling9716]

Might be a dachshund inherent condition, I've studied. Have had same issues. One DOC said clean anal glands bcz their bodies / kidneys do not work proper.

[@LoreleiMission]

Was your doggie eventually diagnosed with Canine Cognitive Dysfunction? Hugs to you

[@minarose3193]

This is cognitive dysfunction same happened to my dog The vets ACT as if “ they don’t know so they can get you to pay for mri ultrasound and all the money making experiments. They know it’s your dogs mind and they cruelty don’t want to tell you. Sorry but I just went through the same thing I spent 7 thousand dollars in one month.

[@daviddip3947]

No one forced you to do diagnostics, it is often a brain tumor and not sundowners, they have the same signs. You need a better vet if they didn’t discuss the option to wait and see, it is always your choice whether or not to do testing but you can never know for sure in any neurology case without an MRI

[@cavellataylor250]

I don't see any shaking she looks lost too me

[@nadiafremont2616]

she said over 100 tho

[@kevywilliams3304]

It’s called flea and tick control before LOADED WITH PESTICIDES !

[@ballukiduniya6214]

My dear , most probably he is suffering from canine distemper,our pup also going through same phase 2 weeks ago, this last two weeks have been a roller coaster ride to us. Please go to vet immediately and check with the C.D test, hope he will not come as a positive as there is no as such treatment for this..😭😭

[@leembpahim2637]

Please what that means? What kind of issue?

[@ballukiduniya6214]

@@leembpahim2637 canine distemper is a severe disease of dogs, very less chances of survival, sypmptoms are- watery secretion of eyes, vomiting, hardening of pad, neurological symptoms, convulsions

[@lhoriewagas3655]

I have dachshund too and he also like that and the doctor said he has tumor on his brain

[@Вячеслав-ъ5п9ц]

The dog needs to be dressed in cold weather. We have a dog who loves to sleep in the warmth of the house under the blanket. And if you take out for a walk without clothes in cold weather. Problems begin.

[@apostolicambassadorsminist8985]

🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@sarojsaroj3856]

fatty , bones, capsules gelatin whatever they chew might be causes

[@djmacmaldy5264]

Ive tried everything ..I just gave my dog (pitbull) some hamberger that a chef from my job (USFOODS) and she couldnt walk on her back legs.. and a lil peice cured her instantly .. just happened ima find out exact meat and tell everyone

[@JodBronson]

Check into " Iodine Deficiency ". Here is how I discovered my Dog is Iodine Deficiency: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHeWeKqsbdeiptk

[@reisaki18]

why my dog right side body had the permanent twitching after getting the VACCINE?

[@basyaroslav1938]

Poor the dog(

[@margaruitenunnally6649]

It's confused

[@Imalittlesigma]

The dog be trippin

[@programpreview]

WEE WOO WEE WOO WEE WOO DOXIE IS BLIND TAKE DOXIE TO THE HOSPITAL!

[@connerdavis1650]

Looks like he has a leaky heart valve that is causing his lungs to fill up with fluid, I'd take him to the Vet ASAP. At this point his life expectancy may only be 3-6 months.

[@alexdrown3564]

What ?

[@jlo5515]

Yep that’s what happened to my dog

[@jlo5515]

Seems like a heart condition as it’s common in smaller /older dogs

[@urdad9853]

The problen with your dog is that his penis is so large it doesn't allow the brain, as well as other critical systems, to get enough oxygen to function properly....keep an eye on his kidney function...is he going less frequently, is his urine darker, does he seen to be in pain when urinating with less flow.....at this point about the only thing we can do for him is have his penis surgically made smaller....the best possible outcome would be if he would be willing to transition to female in which case the whole penis could be removed and secure for her a relatively normal life expectancy....of course these are all things that must be discussed with the patient and doctors.

[@keithmuehsam8990]

Looks miserable. Maybe find it owners it likes

[@MJ-wz6jo]

The dog has cognitive disfuction other wise known as doggy alzheimer's