Options for IVDD-affected dogs “Especially for dachshunds and their friends” (other breeds very welcome) If your […]
The worst-affected IVDD dogs are those who have ‘no deep pain’ in their toes. These dogs […]
There’s no treatment that guarantees recovery from IVDD and, unfortunately, a few dogs are left permanently […]
If your IVDD-affected dog cannot walk but they can still feel their toes, they’ll be in […]
Dogs with IVDD can be mildly or severely affected. Chances of getting better are highest for […]
Do your best to keep your dog’s toilet routine as normal as possible following a diagnosis […]
When is bladder expression needed? If your IVDD-affected dog is not managing to pee on their […]
Your dog may need help to walk if their hind legs are very weak or paralysed, […]
If your dog has IVDD, the main treatment options are surgical and non-surgical. You might be […]
Are you and your recovering dog feeling bored and fed-up? Dogs must not run around or […]