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Advice Needed Please🙌🤞Has Anyone experienced this with your Dogs especially the fixed high back position and zoned out ??? Had to take Sam back to the Vets 1st thing this morning ,Still Unsure what he’s done,Hes knocked out at the minute on Morphine and diazepam to try and relax...

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Dean Windass2 years ago

That was me after 5 min pal at football ❤️⚽️👍🕺

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Jonny Poulter2 years ago

Whatever it is mate. I hope he's alright 🙏🤞

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faye andrews2 years ago

Hi @ChrisKirkland43 I’m a canine osteopath. Whilst he may have hit his stomach it’s entirely possible given this video and posture that Sam has slipped a disc in his back. I’d ask your vet to do a full neurological exam and possibly a referral to a specialist. Hope that helps x

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Wayne Scholes2 years ago

Bless him, poor lad. If your vet hasn't got ideas, get a new vet. Don't wait.

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Richard Simpson2 years ago

Think a vet is the best person to ask and not X hope he is ok 🙏

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Chris Kirkland2 years ago

We’ve been to 2 different vets 4 times times since Friday and they wasn’t sure what he’s done ,he’s in at our normal vets tomorrow to try and find out ,was just asking as asking on social media can be so helpful at times

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Gary Christian2 years ago

I would give leahurst ( Liverpool University ) vet hospital on the wirral a ring. Needs to be scanned ASAP. He doesn't look a happy boy. Fingers crossed he's OK

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Mark Crossley2 years ago

Omg never seen that Chris, hope sam is ok

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Rhys McCole 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿2 years ago

That is either GI problem, or a problem with the spine. Sometimes it can be both at same time. Seriously think about getting a 2nd opinion by a different vet. Good luck

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