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My dog has frequent seizures and CBD oil has seemed to prevent them from occuring (temporarily of course).

dog lovers, this is on you!

Thank you!

Also present in some horses? I think?

I had to restrain my dog as she seized, because she was flopping like a fish and I din't want her injuring her head.

Seizures are terrible Our not even 2 year old dog suddenly started having seizures IDENTICAL to the first dog Never seen seizures like that before Unfortunately he did not survive and we never found a cause to it but I have suspicion on brain tumor Nothing he could’ve ingested other than a PEA size amount of ringworm cream but we mentioned it to the vets and they said it couldn’t have caused it I don’t understand how a young dog can go from perfectly healthy not a single issue ever to all of a sudden having CONTINUOUS back to back seizures that would NOT STOP despite MANY MANY medications and vets Even with all the meds he kept having cluster seizures other than his last day where he was seizure free other than one Despite all that he still acted normal the times he was seizure free! I don’t understand how he wasn’t brain dead already Days of cluster seizures and rushing to the vets he went 18 hours without any Thought he was finally getting better and all the treatment was working But then one more seizure and he passed Wanted to get an autopsy but it was too much and no one would do a payment plan But after hundreds at multiple vets there was no way we could’ve afforded I wish we knew the cause Part of me questions toxoplasmosis cause I found mouse feces in the back entry where the dogs things are

Very clear, thank you🍀.

Thank you for taking this sweet baby into a loving home! I never realized just how sweet pitties are until Hammy came into my life. Just know that you are making a HUGE difference in Axel's life, no matter how long or short it is. He knows he is loved and that is all that matters.

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What did it cost?

Thank u 🙏.

He looked like he got posessed😭

Please help me they just told me my dog can’t see in one eye or move his one leg he is wobbly and that they think he has a tumor please help me

Are you in Illinois ???!!!

Excellent informations !

Excellent informations!

Excellent informations !

My dog is almost 2 years old and has the same issue need help.

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I was scared to even look this up…. But this is exactly what my dog is doing. 😣😣😣😔😔

Thank you for putting out content like this Dr and team! For slip discs is it usually caused from playing/over jumping things like that or can it happen randomly?

At what point do you recommend an MRI for facial paralysis? My Shar-pei mix pup was diagnosed with facial paralysis (left side) due to ear infection or side effect from osurnia medication to treat ear infection.

Does anyone know if THC/CBD oil works to help calm the seizures?

If it’s drinking water and eating it’s not rabies it could be neurological issues that need to be address like VD how’s the eye movement if it’s moving twitching is VD

My dog is also recovering Its been more than 1.5 months his treatment is started He is now eating his food but finding it difficult to chew Also he is not paralysed but finding difficult to walk on floor ( he is able to walk more easily on grass)

it happened to my dogs back legs 2 days ago she couldn’t move them.

Amazing degree a true genius, I would imagine the next field would be crispr cas9 ans computational neuroscience

I’m so glad I found this video! Literally just found it on Google while one of my dogs was in the middle of an episode, though not the first one ever, but I was amazed at how just simply calling his name pulled him out of the tremors! I have two English Bulldog/Pitbull mixes and I’m so relieved to learn this is actually quite common for their breed 😮‍💨

I am so grateful for you taking the time to explain the surgery process. My dog was diagnosed with IVDD this week and will need surgery soon and your video really helps me understand what will happen. I am devastated my 3 year old petite golden doodle needs surgery, but believe it is the best option. He has a intervertebral disc herniation at C3-4 elevating the spinal cord. You are a very compassionate person who really cares about educating people and taking care of their babies! If I liked closer to Miami, I would see you, but I am located in St. Petersburg. I was quoted a very high price for surgery, can you share what you would charge? Thank you so very much!

Yes but problem with you guys you charging so much average people can afford it

Our dog is breathing.

My dog yelps when I kiss her neck. Im scared

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Can this be reversed? I was just wondering if my dog has a chance to come back from this issue?

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What is head pressing?

Put our chihuahua on ketogenic diet, no drugs...no more seizures in two years. She's good for life now.

After 7yrs of seizures instead of meds, put our chihuahua on a ketogenic diet. No more seizures two years now. Its a metabolic disease easily fixed with a mostly raw meat diet. Good for rest of her life

My nephew has a former champion greyhound that is 12 years of age. He started showing weakness in his legs about three years ago, but the last four months it has gotten worst. He drags his hind paws when he goes for walks and he has trouble breathing. He also has had instances where he'll stand up and just start peeing which occurs mostly when I try to take him out for his morning walk. He has an appointment on the 18 of May and I feel the diagnosis will be Degenerative Myelopathy.

Can you please show also one of the male dog?

That second dog had 2 seizures and no one helped him! Wow poor dog!! Couldn’t even care to comfort him! That makes me sick

Why are you guys just filming them instead of being bedside them so they know that they are not alone, just stand there and watch! Poor babies how scared they must be and alone feeling

I just found out a UA-cam vlogger dog was suddenly put to sleep due to this problem...God bless all the people here trying to find solutions and answers for their beloved dogs....they are family they are worth the fight.

Rip dogs might passed way 😭

1. Introduction to Myasthenia Gravis - Speaker: The speaker is not identified in the transcript but is presumably a veterinary professional. - Point: Myasthenia gravis is a condition that affects dogs and occasionally cats. It interferes with the normal communication between nerves and muscles, which is facilitated by a chemical substance called acetylcholine. 2. Congenital Myasthenia Gravis - Speaker: The same veterinary professional. - Point: Congenital myasthenia gravis is a form of the disease that animals are born with. It is characterized by the absence of normal receptors on the muscles to receive signals from the nerves. This form of the disease is common in some breeds, such as miniature dachshunds, but not common overall in dogs. 3. Symptoms and Diagnosis of Congenital Myasthenia Gravis - Speaker: The same veterinary professional. - Point: Animals born with myasthenia gravis are generally weaker than their littermates and tire easily. The condition is diagnosed through a muscle biopsy of the muscles that lay on the outside of the chest. There is no cure for this disease in animals that are born with it. However, in many cases, miniature dachshunds with the condition resolve on their own without treatment. 4. Acquired Myasthenia Gravis - Speaker: The same veterinary professional. - Point: Acquired myasthenia gravis is the more common form of the disease, occurring in mature dogs, typically between two to four years of age, and sometimes in older dogs around nine to ten years old. It is characterized by an immune system attack on the receptors in the muscle belly, which hinders the reception of signals from the nerves. 5. Symptoms of Acquired Myasthenia Gravis - Speaker: The same veterinary professional. - Point: Dogs with acquired myasthenia gravis easily tire, walk several steps and then want to lay down or sit down, and are reluctant to move forward. They may also experience difficulty swallowing and keeping food down, which can lead to pneumonia if the food enters the airway and lungs. The esophagus not working well can be seen on x-rays as dilation or enlargement of the esophagus, known as megaesophagus, which is one of the most challenging aspects of the disease to manage. 6. Diagnosis of Acquired Myasthenia Gravis - Speaker: The same veterinary professional. - Point: Acquired myasthenia gravis is diagnosed through a blood test that measures the levels of antibodies a dog is producing against its own receptors. An additional test involves the administration of a drug called neostigmine, which prevents the normal neurotransmitter acetylcholine from breaking down, resulting in better signals between the nerve and muscle. However, this is just a test and not a permanent treatment, and it does not work in all dogs. 7. Treatment of Acquired Myasthenia Gravis - Speaker: The same veterinary professional. - Point: Treatment includes oral supplementation of a drug that increases the receptor in the junction between the nerve and the muscle, taken multiple times a day. It also involves changes in how a dog is fed, as they are often fed elevated to prevent the aspiration or inhalation of food and water. Most dogs resolve on their own within six months with the treatment, but many have megaesophagus for the rest of their lives even after their other signs improve. 8. Complications and Management of Acquired Myasthenia Gravis - Speaker: The same veterinary professional. - Point: The worst thing about this disease is complications related to megaesophagus and the risk for pneumonia developing. Up to 50% of these dogs may develop pneumonia multiple times. However, in many cases, the signs from myasthenia can be successfully managed, and clients are able to make adjustments at home to manage the megaesophagus. 9. When to See a Neurologist - Speaker: The same veterinary professional. - Point: If your pet is showing signs of general weakness, tiring out easier than usual, as well as vomiting or regurgitation of food and water, those would be indications to take your pet to see a neurologist.

Thank you and, God bless you everyday

I treated my dog ​​with prenisone 5mg and I would like to ask how long it usually takes for results to appear. Can you answer for me?

I had my 14 year old Belgian sheepdog put down a few years ago. Otherwise healthy he would constantly bang his head on the floor before laying down. His last episode was horrific and lasted for more than a day, my vet's office was closed for a holiday. Tough decision to make but my boy left me with many great memories, I will always miss you my beautiful Claude.

This injection is not avilable in my country(i live in egypt) my cat is only 3 month old i don't. Know what to do😭