One minute your dog is wobbling, yelping, or refusing the stairs. The next, you're hearing a new term, IVDD, and trying to make sense of rest instructions, medications, possible surgery, and whether your dog will walk normally again. That moment feels heavy because it is. Most families I talk with are frightened by how suddenly
Your dog may still greet you at the door, wag for dinner, and ask to go outside. But something has changed. They pause before standing up. They sit a little crooked. They hesitate at the first step or shorten their walk before you expected. Most families notice these changes before they have words for them.
Your dog still wants to greet you at the door, but now he pauses before getting up. Your cat still jumps onto the couch, but not in one smooth motion anymore. Maybe your pet has already seen a veterinarian, had testing, started medication, and improved some, but not enough. You can tell something still isn't
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