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Vestibular Disease | 11 Jun 2008
The vestibular system is a specialized portion of the nervous system found within the inner ear, brain, and spinal cord. Its duty is to maintain a state of equilibrium and balance. By communicating with the nerves supplying the eyes, limbs, and trunk, the body is able to coordinate the position and activity of these regions with movements of the he (more)

Degenerative Disk Disease (DDD) part 2 | 10 Jun 2008
Problems with Degenerative disk disease (DDD) can show up in smaller breeds as early as 3 years of age. In larger dogs, the onset of signs might not occur until they are 6 to 7 years old. Overweight dogs are at an especially high risk of developing complications associated with intervertebral disk disease.The clinical signs seen with degenerative d (more)

Degenerative Disk Disease (DDD) part 1 | 9 Jun 2008
Coursing along the length of the back, the spinal cord travels protected within the bony vertebral column. Separating each vertebra, and located beneath the spinal cord itself, are structures called intervertebral disks, which serve as cushions between each individual vertebra, absorbing shock and forming joints that allow the vertebral column to b (more)

Myelopathies | 8 Jun 2008
Myelopathies are degenerative diseases that strike the spinal cord and nerve fibers coursing throughout the body. These diseases involve the gradual loss of the outer, conductive coating that surrounds certain nerve fibers, called myelin. This loss impairs the fiber’s ability to transmit nerve impulses. Seen primarily in older, larger breeds (more)

Vertebral Instability (Canine Wobbler Syndrome) | 7 Jun 2008
Seen primarily in Great Danes and Doberman pinschers, vertebral instability is characterized by instability and deformities in the vertebra of the neck region, leading to pressure on the spinal cord in that region. The condition in these breeds is hereditary in nature; however, trauma can predispose any dog to canine wobbler syndrome. Signs associa (more)

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