Unsteady on His Feet in Dogs

My 12 year old pitbull who is normally happy, cuddly, and full of energy started acting very odd. In the middle of the night I noticed he didnt get up in the bed like normal, he kept changing positions on the ground as if he couldnt get comfortable and I could hear him breathing very heavily and hard. 2 hrs later I get up to find him laying in our bathroom staring into space as if he doesnt even notice us. Hes unresponsive to his name or do you want a treat which would normally have him jumping for joy and we got nothing. He is unsteady when he walks, he can make about 5 feet andthen he just falls. Lips are almost white inside and he is cold to the touch I am so scared he is actively dying and I have no idea why.

My puppy has been acting strange and slow and does not want to walk. Symptoms began at 8pm so we opted to let her sleep and bring her to the vet when they open at 8am. I thought she ingested something but she vomited and I did not see anything potentially harmful. I got her to eat a handful of brown rice and drink some water before bed but even after a nights rest symptoms are continuing so I’m hopeful my vet can figure out what’s wrong ASAP . Most of the similar symptoms I’ve read here are for older dogs which makes me even more concerned.

My miniature schnauzer who is 6 years old, was sick 3 days ago then stopped eating and drinking. We took her to the vets and they gave her a painkiller before she went back the next day for blood tests & Xrays. He thought he could see thickening of the intestine, so started her on Parvale, Metrobactin,Buscopan. She started eating a little and drinking too.The blood results came back and he said they were pretty good, so we could transistion her back to normal food. I am so worried, because doesn't always want to get up and when she does, she seems slow to walk and sometimes she wobbles or stumbles. She can't climb the stairs or jump either. She wants to lay there and do nothing even if she isn't sleeping. She really has to be ecnouraged to walk or she will stand still and stare into space.

My 19 year old Jack Russell terrier is wobbly. Wincing to noise.Doesn’t want you to touch her head. Cringes to sound. Had an episode like this before two months ago. Slept It off. She had an episode again two days ago. Very lethargic and uncomfortable. Wobbly. Whimpering throughout the night. Trying, but unable to standup. Jerky, disoriented,. Woke up the next day just fine. A milder wobbliness today.

We came downstairs at 2:30 am about a week ago and found our dog having a seizure. We reassured her through it and stayed up for the rest of the night to watch over her. This was her first seizure. We rang the vets and they said to keep an eye on her and there was nothing that they could do at this time. However she is now beginning to walk funny and keeps collapsing and falling to her right side. Her back legs looks like they are crossing when she walks. She does not seem to be in any pain. We have noticed a lump on her back just below her neckline. She is eating and drinking well. She has had a few accidents since the seizure with weeing in the house. She is not showing any signs of an ear infection. We think the lump on her back is causing her to loose her balance as pressing in her spine. Any help would be appreciated. We are going to take her to the vets anyway

My 14 year old greyhound has been flapping her ears for months. The vet has examined them and they looked ok. A slide was checked under a microscope but showed nothing. I was given a solution to put in her ears for a few days then returned to have the ears cleaned. One ear was terribly painful for her to clean. She left the vet and upon arriving home, she was completely unable to walk without stumbling and also could not jump out of the car. She is now not eating as well, quiet, and pacing around a lot. She flaps her ears like it’s bothering her. After a few days, her steadiness has not improved. She has been on Clindamycin for around 6 weeks for a swollen lymph node in her neck which disappeared. Clindamycin is ongoing. She has dental disease and only 10 teeth left. She is an old dog with many issues including Stage 2 kidney disease. Despite all this, she was doing well until her ears were cleaned. She is now suddenly unable to walk, not eating well, not active and pacing.

My Jack Russell named Bentley is 13 years old and this morning he was wobbling as if he was drunk trying to walk and still this afternoon, also doesn't want to jump up or down on the couch.

My dog has had trouble with seizures in the past. Recently he has become very unsteady while walking, unable to do steps without falling. His front legs have become very weak making him stumble often. He has a much smaller back hip and leg from birth. He's been on Deramaxx for about 4 months for pain in his hip. His appetite has stayed pretty much the same, but water consumption has gotten less. His potty time is pretty normal. Im just worried that his vet is not worried enough.