my golden retriever has signs of horners in one eye for a few months now. it has started to improve, no more prolapse of 3rd eyelid drooling stopped and facial droop gone but she still has some facial paralysis on that side, now the other eye is showing the 3rd eyelid - can it switch sides or develop in both eyes my vet initially wanted to wait and see if it improved which it had till today - he said it sometimes takes up to 6 months to resolve on its own and maybe not fully, but Im curious why it is now showing up on the other side - is this possible

have a yellow lab. She has recently had the signs of Horners syndrome (drooping eye). On top of that she has been suffering from limping(not particularly from pain), coughing, respiratory problems, throat problems, not eating and trouble keeping food down. If anyone has any ideas of what may be causing this, please let me know.

I have a border collie and golden retriever cross. She has all the visuals of Horner syndrome-sunken eye,3rd eye lid, dropping eye lid, and constricted pupil. I took her to the vet who checked for glaucoma,and tears or ulcer on the eye. How long for the eye to get back to normal.treated for inner ear and sinus infection.

My 13yr pom X (who also has kidney disease)had a Teca procedure on the 20/12/2017. He also had a tumor removed from the same area. Post op 4 wks and he seems to still cough, after eating and drinking sometimes to the point of vomiting. Sometimes the cough is a long drawn out noise, is this referred to as, aspiration? The side if the head where the teca was preformed, the eyelid still can't close over the eye, how long is long enough before we assume that this function will not return? How long do I wait for the cough to subside before I call it aspiration pneumonia. My dog was given a script for Marbofloxacin which I had compounded to a liquid and administer .7ml daily for 30days to treat bacteria(?) after a sample swab was sent off for a culture report.Is this common after a procedure that I thought would put an end to his non stop cycle of ear infection, antibiotics and ear drops.

Unannounced and unexpected, I saw my dog experiencing anisocoria. He was having accidents in the house and also seemed very off put. Confused, exhausted. He just wasnt himself. I took him to the vet and was recommended he see a specialist. After many tests later, they prescribed him two antibiotics and and anti inflammatory medication for him to take for next 20 days. They warned that the medication would cause him to urinate more frequently. It's almost as if my dog has forgotten he was potty trained. Could there be off set delays of horner's syndrome after trauma? about a year ago, my dog got into a brutal brawl out with another pitbull (my dog is a pitbull). Neighbor's dog trespassed into my backyard and attacked my dog. They both fought almost to death. but there were wounds and punctures in his neck/jugular, face, chest...He recovered. Notes from the specialist given the anisocoria and behavioral issues my dog was experiencing: "On physical exam, Blue seemed depressed. Mildly hypothermic. Left pupil dialated and did not respond appropriately to light. Blood work was unremarkable. Chest X-rays revealed soft tissue opacity that could be enlarged lymph nodes. His opthamology consultation suggested problem was neurological and not opthalmic decease. The neurologist that performed the neurology consultation was concerned about inflammorty CNS decease or potentially cancer." As of current Blue appears to be fine (not getting any worse). He is a little more active at times. more than he was initially. He is still having accidents at the house. I have a feeling that he is going to get better. However, there was no explanation of Horner's syndrome and from what I have gathered. it's what I'm thinking it is... Does anyone know if Horner's syndrome can be delayed after accident (dog fight/attack). Does anyone also know if lethargy/confusion can be tied to it?