
- Injury or trauma to the head
- Certain medications
- Extreme pain
- Renal (kidney) disorders
- Low blood sugar
- Low calcium level
- Toxicity from chemicals or plants
- Central nervous system (CNS) disease
- Swelling of the brain
These can help identify structural problems or brain issues contributing to the tremors.
If there’s pressure on the brain, the vet may need to perform a procedure to relieve that pressure. A shunt may be placed to help redirect fluid away from the brain if necessary.
How long they will stay there will depend on the severity of the condition and how quickly your dog is able to stabilize.
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