💪Vestibular disease can affect dogs of all ages, but it is more common in senior dogs.
👀Symptoms of vestibular disease include loss of balance, head tilt, and uncontrollable eye movement.
🏥Treatment for vestibular disease includes anti-nausea medications, antibiotics, and supportive care.
🌟Recovery from vestibular disease can take time, and some symptoms may persist.
🐾Senior dogs may need additional support and modifications to their environment during the recovery process.
What causes vestibular disease in dogs?
—Vestibular disease can be caused by various factors such as inner ear infections, brain tumors, or unknown causes (idiopathic).
Is vestibular disease curable?
—In most cases, vestibular disease is treatable and dogs can recover with supportive care. However, underlying causes such as brain tumors may require further treatment.
How long does it take for a dog to recover from vestibular disease?
—The recovery time can vary, but it usually takes a few days to a few weeks for dogs to improve. Some symptoms may persist for longer periods.
Can vestibular disease recur in dogs?
—Yes, vestibular disease can recur in dogs, especially if it is caused by underlying conditions. However, recurrent episodes may not be as severe as the initial episode.
What can I do to help my dog during the recovery process?
—Provide a comfortable and safe environment for your dog, limit physical activity, offer supportive care, and consult with your veterinarian for specific recommendations.
00:00Introduction and personal experience with Holly's vestibular disease.
02:03Explanation of vestibular disease and its possible causes.
04:40Treatment options for vestibular disease including medications and supportive care.
06:37Discussion of Holly's recovery process and challenges faced.
07:39Importance of providing love and support to senior pets during difficult times.
08:06Conclusion and message to pet owners about caring for their furry companions.
