A Review of Cervical Disc Disease in Dogs Cervical disc disease in dogs is a common cause of low head carriage, muscle spasms, spontaneous crying or yelping, and walking slowly. It occurs most frequently in dachshunds, French bulldogs, chihuahuas, and beagles. Neurology resident, Dr. DiVita will review the signs, diagnosis, and the two different treatment options for dogs with cervical disc disease. ➡️ Learn more about Cervical IVDD from our latest blog post: https://sevneurology.com/blog/signs-

A herniated disc is actually the number one spinal cord problem seen in dogs. The good news is that the chances of your dog making a full recovery can be as high as 95%. Depending mostly on the severity of clinical signs, it will be recommended that your dog’s herniated disc be treated either medically or surgically. Medical management consists of a combination of cage rest with pain mediation, anti-inflammatories, and muscle relaxers, which can be effective for first-time sufferers in the early

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