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Originally Posted by porsche tech
Next thing I notice is him going around in circles and wobbling around like he was drunk. He kept moving his head around quickly and panting more than usual.
At 8AM my wife called our regular vet and he called back and said it was probably a “vestibular episode”, and asked if we took a video of it.
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This happened to our Boser. We immediately thought he had a stroke and the vet said he could see that on our faces. He said its basically like doggie-vertigo and that he would eventually recover but it was literally weeks before he was able to walk "normally" again but he retained a head tilt and seemed to favor turning one direction more than the other after that. Poor old guy was already deaf and blind so I can't imagine how he felt.
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