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My golden retreiver has no use of his hind legs after starting on pb.
My 125 pound 11 year old golden retriever started having seizures about a year ago approximately 1 monthly. On Friday 1/21/17 he had 9 seizures in a row. The next morning the vet started him on 6 grain phenabarbital morning and night. By the second day on this medication he stopped using his hind quarters. I convinced the vet to reduce the phenobarbital and he has been on 2 grain twice a day since 1/23/2017 The vet started him on rimadyl 1/24/2017 thinking it was due to inflammation. Its now 1/24/2017 no seizures but also not able to walk. Is this a side effect of the pb? When will he be able to walk again? He is miserable.
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