#drunken gait

[dawgblogger]

Loss of Balance in a Dog: Timmy Develops a Head Tilt and Starts Falling into His Side

Loss of Balance in a Dog: Timmy Develops a Head Tilt and Starts Falling into His Side. When your dog cannot stand up or walk, it is one of the scariest things to witness.

When your dog cannot stand up or walk, it is one of the scariest things to witness.

I have been there. There are some terrifying diseases that can cause such symptoms including:

infections

poisoning

IVDD

immune-mediated conditions

inflammatory conditions

vascular conditions

tumors

Further information: Drunken Gait/Ataxia in Dogs: Why Is My Dog Stumbling Around?

The most common cause of loss of…

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[spearmintthevodkacorn-blog]

Drunken Gait | Four Introductions

A green mare wandered the streets, with a drunken sway. From a good position, their appearance would be a bit different from usual ponies. Rather than the horn of a unicorn, it'd appear as if someone glued a bottle of vodka to the mare's head, in a drunken haze. What might set a couple ponies off is that she was taller than usual - about by six inches, and the bottle of vodka on her head, was also what adorned her flanks for a cutie mark. Eventually, another crossed their gaze, causing her to flick the apparently-drunken stumble towards them. After getting close enough, an action often hinted at by the swishing of vodka in the bottle, they spoke with a possibly surprisingly sober tone. "Hello, there. Might I ask as to where I've ended up?"

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