Vestibular syndrome

This is a reasonably common condition, usually of older dogs. Onset is sudden: head is usually to one side and there is loss of balance. It is very frightening to observe but recovery is the norm although the dog may be quite disturbed for a few days. The clincher for diagnosis is a sign called nystagmus which means rhythmic twitching of the eyes from side to side or up and down. Get your pet checked quickly to be sure there is nothing more drastic wrong with the central nervous system.

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Becci and Harley Evans

To Alan, Fraser and Staff

Big thanks for all your help with making Harley Better. It has been a long road but I think were finally there.

Take Care

Jan and Colin Bunting

Dear Alan and Julie

Thank you for your Kindness and care over Gussie, we miss him very, very much. Thank you also to every one at the surgery for the lovely caring card.

Bennet Zoo

Dear Alan

Just a note to say a huge thank you for taking care of Olli and for sparing me a long and agonising wait, it was very much appreciated.