yeah i agree, like u said it just makes them even more loveable!
You are very welcome. I am glad to hear it. Like I said it mat take awhile before all the spinning stops but as long as she and Sheldon are OK a spin every now and then is not a problem.
She is improving more and more each day. i just wanted to thank you for all your support and help along this hard road!
omg! she is starting to walk straight some(: thank you so much
She wasnt out long maybe 2 mins but she wasnt very active at all she just opened her eyes and was whining. i shinned a flash light in her eyes and they do dilate. And she looks at me when i call her so it seems like she cant see. i do thing she has a bit of swelling i think that might be causing the circles, but she also is doin like ur dog when she is eating its like she cant find the bowl when its right infront of her. i was amazed to see her walking already because its been a week from today since it happened. but its like her back legs give out on her but i thought that might be caused from the weakness from not eating but im not sure. It is definitely a blessing from God that she is with us.
Also. When an animal including humans get knocked out it is considered a concussion so I think Sheldons would have been a moderate one. He was out for about 3 to 5 minutes before he started moving. It was a miserable 3 to 5 minutes for me too.
Thats what I thought about Sheldon at first but I think it was more to do with the swelling he had & even though the outside went down I am sure there was still enough to cause him to spin. He turned to the right like your dog is doing. He still has a little permanent knot and something like that to little dogs may effect them. Like I said I do know if it effected his sense of smell. Try using a flash light and shine it in each of his eyes to see if his pupils dilate. If he eats drinks pees and poops he should live. Sheldon never blead so it sounds like your dog was hurt more then him. If it were a serious brain injury she likely would have died by now. It was a full 2 weeks before Sheldon even began to start to walk straight. It may take quite awhile longer for your dog.
do u think she could possibly be blind on one side? Could that be causing the circles?
Make sure you get her a cage with plenty of padding. She does not need to be walking around until she gets better because she could only injure herself more.
That sounds like what my Sheldon was doing but he did not bleed at all. He is fine now but I think it effected his sense of smell because you can give him food and he has to continually sniff around until he gets close to it. He still has the occasional spin move and he sometime bumps into stuff but he is as feisty and quick as ever. Get some Nutrical off of Amazon or the local pet store for a nutritional supplement. Amazon has a tube for under 10 dollars. If she is eating and taking water she should be fine but it is going to take some time and she might not fully recover. So I hope a spinning dog that bumps into stuff is OK with you. To me it makes Sheldon even more loveable. Sheldon got bit in mid July and like I said he still spins a little. The main thing now is to keep her warm, make her feel loved and safe and keep her eating and drinking. Make sure he is taking enough water. Good luck and keep us posted on how she does.
i have a 11 week old puppy she is mini chiwawa mixed with shtzu. Last Thursday i was giving my pit water in his 3 gallon bucket a bee stung me and i dropped the bucket on her head. Right after was terrible she was bleedin from her nose and mouth. her tongue was out we thought she was dead. she opened her eyes after a few mins but wouldnt move. she didnt eat for 3 days. she is eating now and using the bathroom but she is just walking in circle. she seems like she can see but she stumbs around a bit and just walks in circles. i am already livin paycheck to paycheck there is no way i can take her to the vet. im worried she may have something wrong with her spin or neck. she only goesto the right side. i not sure what to do. does anyone know how to help my poor lil baby?
I worked for a vet for 8 years. This sounds to me like the classic neurological disorder that can occur after a head injury. I have seen many cases of this. Some come out of it after an unknown period of time, some improve somewhat, and others will not improve at all. There is simply no telling. Continue to care for him as you have been, and be ready to love a dog who walks in circles if that becomes the case. All my best - Blu
you should call around different vets there are some out there that will work with low income families and be able to help you with him if you call the dog pound they will help you find vets that will do it for little or no cost