Quasi-Wobblers Help

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CGraney

Discussion Starter · Sep 13, 2006

It seems that my dog's symptoms point towards a wobblers type of situation, although he hasn't been formally diagnosed yet (further investigation will reveal the reality here).
...looks like the "puppy clumsiness" that he hasn't outgrown is really signs of neurological stress at some level.
Regardless of the outcome of the tests, I'm extremely curious about preserving the health of his nervous system.
Has anyone here had experience with this sort of thing?
Any ideas about preserving/improving the integrity of a dog's spinal cord and nervous system?

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Jackie

· #2 · Sep 15, 2006

relax

You sound like my wife, over diagnosing. Give that doggy a little more time. TLC, fresh, cool water, and some good dog food. Don't forget the walks and some yummy treats! One more thing, a nice clean, quiet place to sleep.

Wha's a matter wi you? I have a puppy too. They're all knuckleheads!

jackie, I'm a knucklehead toooooooooo

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Jackie

· #9 · Sep 15, 2006

hmmm. grrr.

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Jackie

· #12 · Sep 16, 2006

don't worry about it, I deserved it

my reply was kind of stupid. And now it's time for a song...

I'm a looooooser.
I'm a looooooser.
And I'm not what I appear to be...

deep in the glades,
jackie

P.S. but thanks to the girls for being pals, love ya!!!

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