IVDD in Dogs - How you can provide relief for your dog
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- čas přidán 3. 07. 2024
- Discover how to bring comfort to your furry friend suffering from IVDD.
00:00 Introduction
00:20 Lumbar IVDD
01:31 Acute Flare-Ups
01:43 Rest
02:02 Create a Safe Indoor Environment
02:38 Diet
02:53 Rehab
03:26 Passive Extension
05:11 Outro
In this video, we delve into the world of Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD) in dogs, exploring its causes, symptoms, and potential care you can provide at home.
Dr. Adam shares valuable insights and reveals practical tips on how to make your canine companion's life more comfortable. From gentle massages and physical therapy to dietary adjustments and supportive care, we cover it all to help you provide the relief your dog needs.
Don't let IVDD stand in the way of your dog's happiness and quality of life. Learn how to ease their pain and maintain their function with these simple tips and suggestions.
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Thank you so much for the tips,it has helped our baby.
Great videos! I've found that supplementing their meals with hydrolyzed collagen powder makes a big difference. Around 2/3 level teaspoon per day for a 10 pound dog. I think they heal much faster and more completely and become more resilient also. I noticed subtle results after a couple weeks but after six weeks the changes were obvious.
Video on IVDD in the neck would be helpful
great video. the audio is alternating loud and quiet though
Thanks for this vid
It may have seemed like once incident but she may have had HD already. Seimming is good. All thr other things. Keep an eye out on thd psoaz especially. Massage stretch laser therapy.
I could tell my dog likes it
What’s the best affordable laser therapy device I should buy ?
My female Malinois saw a bird and she quickly stood up to chase it. She stood up so abruptly that she injured herself and was temp paralyzed for 1 hour in the back legs and tale. We went straight to the vet and he told us to give her anti-inflammatory drugs and wait for it to improve. She is doing better now, she walks and moves her tail, but she runs very strangely, she uses both legs at the same time, she tends to slightly rotate her whole back body towards the left and she can't raise her tail all the way high-up to the sky as she used to (she is a very proud dog). I can't do x-rays etc. and I am learning massages and exercises to help her, but without diagnosis I don't know what her condition is. She is always so happy so it is difficult for me to understand where the pain is. I just do all the techniques for back pain, hip problems and IVDD. Thank you for your videos, you help us immensely!
Oh no I’m dealing with something very similar ATM good luck!
Why can’t you do X rays or an MRI?
they don't provide these services where I live, I would have to travel to the capital, which is very far away. @@jonathanamigon9067
MRSI diagnosed grade 5 IVDD (no peep pain sensation) in my 5yo mini Daxie. He had surgery 7 days ago and is still completely paralysed in his legs and entire rear end. Lots of rehab, physio and hydrotherapy to come. I'm terrified he will never regain the use of his legs. 😢
Praying for your pup 🙏🙏🙏
Hey. Can you please make an update? Is he ok now??? I have a 5 years old frenchie and he got paralyzed in type 2-3. And now we are in 4th day after surgery and he is paralyzed his legs. Before surgery he could walk around 😢
@christina_k also, your Frenchie may seem worse so soon after surgery as his op site will have swelling which presses on his spinal cord, so that should settle down.
@@jodiroxx so kind. x
@@chris_ak he is moving his legs and wagging his tail now and took his first steps in hydrotherapy yesterday.
I never noticed my boy and he's my life has fur between his pads so much he slipped tonight so I'm here b he has spinal Stenosis. HD i had no problem with. We swam etc. But this is rough. Say a prayer for us please.
How can I help my dog his front legs wont let him stand up, his paws knuckle everytime I try and stand him up any tips?
Have you ever seen a dog with ivdd that is only in pain while squatting?
Can i do this to my 3 months puppy she had cried of pain and was not able to walk for somedays after 3 injections at a clinic vet
my dog is suffering IVDD (level 1~2). the doctor told my dog to stay calm/rest for 2 weeks. is that okay if I do this massage to my dog? Or should I leave him alone and rest for the full 2 weeks to heal?
My vet said massage and stretching are really good things. Dont give up! My girl is fighting. we are doing everything we can do to get her walking again!
Did the vet give you any anti-inflammatory medication?
My dog has spondylosis, what can i do so he can walk better and get more stable? Fine video's, i subbed.😊
How soon after injury can we start doing exercises at home like moving their legs and massaging their back?
If it's an acute aggravation, I would wait until the inflammatory response subsides. Therefore if they are still sensitive to the area of touch then hold off.
@@k9activehealth he fell off the bed last Friday tiny senior chihuahua who was already using a wheelie from an injury 1 year ago this time he scooped himself off the bed by accident(carpet floor) couple places I touch he’s sensitive to middle bottom of spine and above the soulder hes not unable to stand on his wheelie I have to spoon feed and use seringue for water which he kinda chokes to swallow 😔 it’s no looking good but I’m not giving up last time looked like he was gonna die but he made it. So I should wait before moving his limbs my concern is damage where he won’t b able to poop this is very disappointing because I had to cut my hours now I had to leave my job and the money situation vets are very expensive so I’m trying to do it on my own just in the past 10 it’s been well over 12k for both dogs and this was a real pull back to being worse than before but I won’t give up he’s not giving up and I’m not either. I used the videos for physical therapy and try to heal as much as possible. I used heat and that when he became less mobile and started looking more paralyzed should I use ice instead?
@@k9activehealth thank you for your response 🙏 I’m giving him gabapentin and trezadone is it better for him to lay on extra soft or more like a foam? He’s less than 3 lbs.
@@nenemedeiros9053 Without assessment it's hard to give proper advice.
@@k9activehealththank you so much for your response 🙏
Wow. The insurance company is not covering her for 30 to 40 thousand dollars of this. What trash insurance company is that. People should march in the streets for that