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For one thing they only last a few minutes - so by the time you
get the honey or yogurt and give it to the dog it is time for them
to be over with anyway.

Clara used to get these when she got stressed out. Overtime
they have reduced down to some body shaking in the bed
when she is sleeping and if someone is laying on her leg.
Being that she is in a deep sleep, instead of moving, her inner
self recognizes the pain and she starts to shake. We move
and call her name and it stops.

 

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No Jeff, just the pain from someone laying on her leg.
She never seems to feel any pain from the tremors.
The pain to her leg causes her stress and she starts them.

 

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Keno is 3 years and some change now and I'm curious why the sudden onset.

With Clara, my husband went out of town for about a week. You KNOW
how needy they are and it stressed her that he was gone. She did not
know why and she did not know that he was coming back. BOOM head
tremors started. After he came home she was fine. Than I went away
on a two week trip and BOOM they came back again. So I say it is
stress that causes them.

 

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My vet also said that there was no need to bring Clara in unless she was
having other issues.

 

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Originally Posted by C.FireRaven
Wonder if the vets prescribe Valium for the owners?

My won't, I already asked. But I know a guy......

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