If you think your dog has had a spinal stroke, you must see your vet immediately. Your dog might show signs of being unable to walk or move, however it is paramount to note that these symptoms could also be for other medical conditions which are not spinal strokes.
After your dog has been diagnosed with a spinal stroke, you will have a few options ahead of you. Some of the dogs we have helped have continued to get better over the next few months, so don’t give up!
Many owners take their dog to hydrotherapy or physiotherapy, to make sure they are as strong as possible and slow down muscle wastage.
You might want to also think about a set of wheels, as many owners choose to get a dog wheelchair.
Read more about Spinal and Back Weakness here https://zoomadog.co.uk/collections/dog-back-braces-dog-spinal-problems
A dog wheelchair can be an excellent way to keep your dog active and happy, read more here https://zoomadog.co.uk/collections/dog-wheelchairs
Read more about Dog Spinal Injuries here https://zoomadog.co.uk/collections/dog-back-braces-dog-spinal-problems
Read more about Dog IVDD and Slipped Disc in Dogs here https://zoomadog.co.uk/collections/dog-ivdd-or-intervertebral-disc-disease
We can help find the right solution for your dog
Feel free to give us a call on 01730 622544
or email us at woof@zoomadog.co.uk
