I have a pitbull and since 1 week ago it has dizziness we dont have good doctors here we want to know what medicene we should use for it. No vomitting. No head tilting. It is a normal dog. But since a week ago it began you stumbling sometimes and sometimes fall down.

Will my dogs head keep tilting after medication?

Hi, I noticed my dog showing unusual behavior up during our afternoon walk a few days ago. She froze up mid walk, fell over head first. After picking her up i noticed her head tilting forward and she took a few minutes to regain herself after took her back inside. She is prescribed lasix which I know is a diuretic, and after looking up side effects of the medication, I thought she may have low electrolytes. I have been giving her homemade electrolyte water at home ever since and she does show signs of improvement but I notice she seems dizzy sometimes, which led me here.

I question vertigo, the vet, after watching a video, didn’t know. Suggested trial of Keppra. I’m a neurologist and it doesn’t look like a seizure to me.

September of 2019, Tucker had his first episode of vestibular disease. We thought he'd had a stroke and would have to be euthanized, but a trip to the ER Vet gave us the vestibular diagnosis. They gave him a shot of anti-naseau drug and one anti-naseau pill, and said give it a couple of days. In that time he bounced back, but within a couple of days after that, had another episode - fortunately short-lived. Tucker will be 16 in April - so he's no spring chicken and we chose not to put him through a bunch of costly neurological tests. He had an episode 1-2 months after the initial bout - but it started in the morning and by the end of day, was fine. Currently, he is experiencing another episode - this one worse and lasting since early Saturday a.m. I picked up anti-naseau medication from my vet - but he is eating and drinking. His balance is awful though with a severe head tilt. I am able to take him outside, using a harness to help hold him up when he stumbles, and he is urinating and defecating. My question is, is it common for these episodes to reoccur or is this an odd case? And is there anything I can get from my vet to help with the dizziness?

Started with chronic ear infections. Then was diagnosed with megaesophagus and aspiration pneumonia and hospitalized for a week. Recovered now after 3 months of antibiotic and anti nausea meds. Started losing balance a week or so ago, got home from work and he was spinning in a tight circle and collapsed. Rushed to vet who advised I go see a neurologist after initial review. Neurologist stated signs all point to vestibular/vertigo, continued on antibiotics and steroids now for a week and has gotten so much worse. Used to be able to walk outside with help/support, but can barely get off floor without falling over. Saving grace is that he eats and drinks by hand feeding. Dictor said he may need surgery which requires a MRI to verify infection or tumor. Devastated because we just spent $8k battling the megaesophagus and have no way of paying for this if he doesnt get better. Did anyone else's dog get worse before they got better?

I thought she was going to die. Every time she tried to stand up, she’d immediately fall down. She was drooling like I’d never seen before. I could tell she was panicking by the look in her eyes. I thought she had eaten something it was bitten. I raced her to the vet and found out about dog vertigo. I was relieved to find out it’s not as serious as it looks. We are on day 2 and she’s able to stand longer and go potty on her own. I just wish I could get her to eat something other than “cookies” and I’m hoping she improves in the morning.

My dog was perfectly healthy until about 2 months ago, i found him outside flaying his limbs, blood shot eye, drooling, & panting. Doctors say it wasnt a seizure. Something was wrong with his balance. He finally came back home, bed ridden, & diagnosed w/ inner ear infection or stroke or brain tumor. Since then, he has improved a lot, but still loses balance, he can see but not well, it’s mainly a lack of depth perception & his pupils still don’t react to light. Why since this episode, he’s having neurological problems? He was perfectly fine. Neurologist ruled out brain tumor bc of his improvement but another vet thinks it’s a tumor. Im so scared for my baby, I want him back to normal. If he had a stroke should he have already recovered? He’s been taking antibiotics for the possible ear infection. What’s your opinion on this?

My grandmother owns a dog named Chiquita. She resides in Mexico so you cant get veterinary treatment easily unless you drive out of town. According to my grandmas description. Chiquita doesnt want to drink any water but she will eat milk soaked dog food. She will spend most of her day spinning in circles. My grandma thinks she might not be able to see very well or hear either. She isnt very coordinated anymore. I got her when she was 2 Months old and gave her to my grandma when she was 6 months old. She hasnt had any problems before.. what are a few home remedies my grandmother can try before going in to the vet. This has been happening about 3-4 weeks