Vestibular Disease in Dogs

Vestibular disease arises spontaneously, and, often, resolves itself in the same way. For the most part, vestibular disease is a treatable condition, and many dogs will make a full recovery within 2-3 weeks. However, can […]

In many cases, vestibular disease resolves itself spontaneously: most dogs will start to improve within 2 to 4 days, with 71% of dogs showing improvements after a median of 4 days after diagnosis according to this study: […]

Being able to maintain balance is a pretty basic ability, so losing your footing makes life very difficult. The symptoms of vestibular disease can look pretty scary, and must feel awful for your dog, in […]

If your dog suffers from vestibular disease, you’ll know how much they can struggle to eat. Many dogs with vestibular syndrome will tilt their head, stumble, circle and even collapse to the floor. This is […]

Old Dog Vestibular Disease can be triggered by a number of things, including inner ear problems, a collar-related injury, a brain tumor, or a nervous system dysfunction. However, there is often no clear trigger or […]