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My cavalier sometimes starts shivering on a morning. Its become more frequent in the last few weeks.Any ideas what can cause this please?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.yes king charles. He quite often has either diarrhea or sickness and the odd day were he wont eat and his stomach makes really squelchy loud noises. He is extremley fussy with food he wont eat dog food (he is 5yrs). He has gone off chicken. The only food he will eat is pasta, rice ,porridge, lean beef mince noodles, low fat sausages and scrambled egg. I have a feeling I am going to get slated.
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I was so hoping you would say no and I do hope I am wrong. I think you should go to the vet tomorrow because I have recently seen a programme about Syringomyelia. I hesitate to post this and please forgive me if I'm wrong but if it was me I'd rather me alerted.
http://www.cavalierhe...gomyelia.htm#Symptoms
Does this fit your dog's symptoms?
http://www.cavalierhe...gomyelia.htm#Symptoms
Does this fit your dog's symptoms?
I had a feeling you might say that. I was at the vet last year (crying) convinced that he had that condition because he was scratching his ears all the time. The vet put my mind at rest. He just has very itchy skin. But I do wonder!! He does yelp sometimes when you pick him up. Sometimes he slumps to the floor. The other thing I have noticed is that sometimes his right eye seems to turn slightly.
Yes I think yous are right. Just don't know what to say to the OH. He will just dismiss it and say he's fine. My caviler and my OH idolize each other to the point that if there was a fire he would rescue the dog first!!. We,ve never been abroad in five years because my OH wont leave Oscar with anyone!!
I have done some further reading on this ilovemark and according to the attached which I accessed from the original link I sent you, it sounds as if your dog has at least three or more of the symptoms described - the scratching, collapsing, yelping when touched, and the eye problem. Oh dear please tell me you are going to your vet as a matter of urgency tomorrow. X
http://sm.cavaliertal...gnosing/symptoms.html
http://sm.cavaliertal...gnosing/symptoms.html