From Dizzy to Dynamic: Helping Your Dog Stand Tall Against Vestibular Disease
From Dizzy to Dynamic: Helping Your Dog Regain Balance After Vestibular Disease
When your dog suddenly tilts their head, stumbles, or seems lost in a dizzy haze, it can be terrifying. Idiopathic Vestibular Disease (IVD)—often called “Old Dog Vestibular Syndrome”—strikes without warning, leaving both dogs and their humans feeling helpless. But while the symptoms of this balance-disrupting condition are dramatic, there’s good news: recovery is not only possible, it’s probable.
In this guide, we’ll explore how veterinary rehabilitation helps dogs stand tall again—literally. From balance training and hydrotherapy to strengthening exercises and early intervention, discover how rehab restores stability, confidence, and mobility in dogs affected by IVD. Don’t let vestibular disease keep your dog down—help them thrive, one steady step at a time.
Reviving Mobility: Understanding and Treating Hind End Weakness in German Shepherds through Physical Rehabilitation
Discover the causes of hind end weakness in German Shepherds and explore effective physical rehabilitation techniques, including hydrotherapy, massage therapy, and more. Learn how early intervention can improve your dog's quality of life and keep them active and healthy.