Wobbler' s syndrome

Manish Kumar as i asked earlier their is a pup around 2 mnths old,dewormed,vaccinated, normal feeding n defecation r.t. is nrmal too but have no control over body... wat shd b suspected n wat shd b d line of treatment?

08 July at 15:33 · Comment · · Flag

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    Gautam Unny distemper?

    08 July at 17:49 ·
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    Manish Kumar no doctor the distemper test is negative n blood report is almost normal...

    08 July at 18:16 ·
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    Viju Vijayan can you be a little more precise doc, do u mean nervous signs???

    08 July at 21:28 ·
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    Premal Darji what do u mean by no control over the body???..cannot walk or is paralytic..if yes what parts.??what about the reflexes??? pls explain indetail..

    09 July at 10:09 ·
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    Manish Kumar DOCS. THEIR IS INCORDITION IN MOVEMENT ESPECIALLY FROM HIND LIMBS..HE CAN WALK BUT LIKE A DRUNKED ONE..REFLEXES ARE NORMAL..NO WEAKNESS BUT HAVE NO CONTROL ON BODY MOVEMENT

    09 July at 16:32 ·
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    Premal Darji hope its not HD, get an xray done, start calcium + vit D + neurobion..atlst thats what can say from ur discription,but get an xray done..will surly help..

    09 July at 17:30 ·
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    Amardeep Singh doc this is a frequently occuring problem in Labrador pups becomes more prominent with age , wobbler's syndrome .... very common in danes & doberman' too. Lumbosacral nuromuscular coordination seems to be distuebed in it. they say cortico steroid should be tried but no response. ultimately it is to be euthanised.

    09 July at 20:37 · · 1 person
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    Premal Darji yes..wobblers syndrome may b the possibility..though very common in dobermans ..but surly is one possibility..

    09 July at 20:39 · · 1 person
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    Gurpreet Singh Chahal Check the coxofemorals properly if u think its only the hind limbs. They can have a severe case of hip dysplasia. I have had several cases

    10 July at 22:35 · · 1 person