Dog stroke prevention and treatments 8 Articles

by Charlotte Howard

Dog strokes are not caused in the same way human strokes are. There are four main kinds of stroke. 'Vestibular Syndrome' is when an injury to the inner ear has occurred. 'Ischemic Stroke' caused by a blocked artery, whic...read more

by Wendy Pettit

Hearing the bad news that your dog has suffered a stroke can be scary. On the up side, a stroke in animals is not a serious as strokes in people. The first step in preventing a stroke is to understand what a stroke is....read more

by Angela Russell

Anytime we notice our beloved pets exhibiting symptoms of illness, we have cause to be concerned. Many pet owners are not aware that dogs can have strokes which can affect their ability to function properly and even in sev...read more

by Wendy Tillotson

This article is about aspirin and strokes in dogs. Aspirin is an anti-coagulant. In an ischemic stroke, it can actually help. In a hemorrhagic stroke, it can hurt. I am writing about a very sad experience I had in ...read more

by Madison Briggs

Man's best friend can experience strokes. My best friend, my wife, suffered a stroke at the age of 40. The reason for my wife's stroke was from a blood clot in her brain, but the cause was never determined. It just seemed...read more

by James Corrente

Most of us have not been made well aware of the fact that even our dogs suffer from strokes which can either cause our pet severe brain damage or death. During recent MRI studies in dogs they have found strokes in dogs are...read more