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Posted by PHDrTobin on February 12, 2003 at 10:11:02:

In Reply to: Cocker Spaniel having health problems posted by sries on February 11, 2003 at 19:28:11:

:My normally healthy 7 yr old Cocker has been having problems lately.
:She won't jump up on the couch or bed, moves very slowly going up steps.
:We think the pain is in her neck, vet gets a reaction every time she lifts Lindsey's head.
:Lindsey is eating normally, but has lost about 5 lbs in the past couple of weeks. I lift her up & down from any steps in her world, & have
:even elevated her water dish.
:The vet isn't real sure what this is--x-rays show a healthy spinal column, blood work comes back normal, & urinalysis is o.k....
:We have her on a steroid & muscle relaxant now. The vet wants to wait another week before consulting a specialist.
:Any advice?
:Have her seen by a veterinary chiropractor.

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