Paralysis In Dogs: Symptoms, Causes, _ Treatments
Paralysis in dogs happens when the central nervous system’s ability to coordinate the body’s movements is diminished or completely lost.
The area of dogs’ bodies most often affected are the hind legs. Although, many other parts of the body, including the facial muscles, the front legs, or the muscles that control defecation and urination, may be affected depending on which nerve pathways are interrupted.
