Dog stroke symptoms pet
Common Questions and Answers about Dog stroke symptoms pet
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What would you do if you find that your dog is having a stroke? While it is important that you get your dog treated, it is equally important to be aware of what all can be done to treat (him or her) and what is the average recovery period.
Canine Stroke Aftercare
Canine strokes are extremely rare. There are two types of strokes which affect dogs, first is Ischemic stroke wherein blood does not reach the brain.
I would say he needs to go to a veterinarian. It sounds like he has heat stroke and that can be remedied with access to water and keeping him inside but at this point he may have developed some kidney damage, maybe a urinary tract infection.
Learn from this. Never leave a pet outside without access to shade and water.
im not sure if there is anything that can be done for my dog who is 15 and i think she has had a blood clot go into her lungs .
My condolences, no matter what "answers" you get you have still lost a loved pet, a hard fact of life for pet owners.
I don't have the numbers but I think it possible the dogs biological clock just ran out.. what is the life expectancy for the Labrador? I'll guess 9 to 12 years, making 9 early but not "unusual".
It could have been a stroke or heart attack if it happened suddenly. I really don't know and all any of us could offer is a guess.
When you bring the baby home then leave them in the car seat for a few minutes or come in the house holding the baby. Have you and DH/DB sit with the dog and pet them telling them to sit and stay or easy....they catch on quick and seem to be calm. My dogs are hyper all the time so we tell them easy a lot and they calm down...so just give the dog as much love and affection while you are holding the baby and loving the baby and they should adapt well.
My problem has developed over the past few weeks. It can happen when I am home or when I am out in public, but I am suddenly overwhelmed by the smell of wet dog. I don't own a dog, and there are never dogs present when it happens. I try sniffing myself to see if I'm the problem and it never is. It's never after I have pet dogs.
It seemingly comes out of nowhere.
I am worried this is an issue similar to smelling burnt toast?
Has anyone experienced this too?
It has been several weeks since the nightmarish day of my life, but yet, I still have tears in my house thinking of her. Tasha was a healthy, naughty, amazingly affectionate dog. She was the only puppy for her mom, and was such a darling. All of us at home doted over her, and she was so used to the affection and doting she knew exactly when you cooed to her, the names you use to call her affectionately. She was absolutely healthy, no problem, and suddenly, one morning, my dad found her dead.
My dog Molson suddenly died 2 days ago, she was a very healthy active dog with no prior symptoms of illness, she was running by the truck like she always does not too close and my mom who was driving at approximatley 10km/hr heard a yelp and looked in the back of the truck and the other dogs where fine so she stopped and Molson was lying on the grass a few feet away on her side mom looked at her and said her face and eyes looked funny and she bit her hand but not like a bit more like a reach out
First, let me say that I am sorry to hear about the loss of your dog. It's never easy to lose a beloved pet, and when it is sudden and unexpected, it is even more difficult because we have had no time to prepare for it.
I did not vote in the poll, because in my opinion, there is no black or white in a case like this. Had there been a third choice that said "it depends", then I would have checked that one off.
30 in the morning she was perfectly fine the night before and played with the other dogs and us and during the night I heard her making noises & thought she was having a bad dream & when I checked on her she wasn't moving. It seemed she died from a heart attack or Stroke but it just doesn't make sense and now our family and the other dogs are missing her.
I am so sorry you lost your dog. It could have been almost anything. Please don't blame yourself. I recently lost a cat and I know how it feels to lose a pet. Only time will help to heal your pain.
it sounds like she may have eaten something poison!!!! my dog ate a penny when she wass just a pup and she had all the symptoms you described! she actually died and my bo did mouth to mouth and he saved her life, we had to literally give her water from our mouth! the vet said we actually saved her life because we loved her so much and gave her the care she needed. the penny she ate contained zinc, it was pennies made in a certain year range that had the zinc in them.
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Our dog, a weimariner, is 8 years old and in general good health. Yesterday and last night she had seizures. She has never had them before. She lost muscle control, spasms, foaming, not incontinent thankfully, but definitely had the post-ictal thing afterwards.
Anyone had any experience with something like this? She seems fine, but tired, today.
She had 5 seizures total. We're taking her to the vet today. Has anybody had to give meds to their pet for this?
• Ensure the dog is neutered
• Bathing the dog at least once or twice a week
• Wiping the dog with a wet cloth or hand towel daily
• Remove the dog from the bedroom, close the bedroom door and air vents to the bedroom
• Keep the dog outside or in the garage, or in a part of the home with an uncarpeted floor
• Vacuum frequently with a HEPA-equipped vacuum cleaner
• Purchase a HEPA room air cleaner for use in the bedroom and/or other parts of the home (it is best to keep the HEPA filter of
Your pet may only have one of these symptoms and the answer can be as simple as changing the food. Read your pet food ingredient list and google any ingredients you don't understand. Be sure that you understand the preservatives. BHA ,BHT, Propylene glycol, and ethoxyquin are found in many pet foods. Scientific studies have shown that these chemicals can promote liver & kidney problems and seizures and cancer.
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