Intervertebral disc disease (IVDD) in dogs can be described as a slipped disc, ruptured disc, herniated disc, or bulging disc. Whether your pet suffers from trauma to the spine or has abnormalities due to their breed, the gel-like center of the intervertebral disc may turn dry and brittle, rupture through the fibrous outer layer and push on the spinal cord. This may cause severe pain, limited mobility, or even paralysis. 🐾 #ivdd #ivddawareness #veterinaryneurology #neurology #vetmed | Southeast

A herniated disc is the number one spinal cord problem we see in dogs. With timely treatment, many dogs can make a full recovery, sometimes as high as 95%. But without prompt care, permanent spinal cord damage is possible. Signs can range from mild discomfort to complete paralysis, and may include: • Arched back or lowered head • Stiff neck or limbs • Shivering, shaking, or muscle spasms • Hesitancy to move or vocalizing when touched • Incoordination, weakness, or dragging paws • Inability to wa

Need answers about L5-S1 degenerative disc disease? 🤔 This video explains the causes, symptoms, and treatment options for lower back pain caused by degeneration at the L5-S1 spinal level. Learn about common issues like sciatica, disc bulging, and nerve compression, plus ways to find pain relief and improve mobility. 💪🦴 | Sports-health