Rear-end awareness in dogs refers to a dog’s ability to have awareness and control of its rear legs and feet. This awareness is essential for a dog’s balance, coordination, and overall movement.
Rear-End Awareness in Dogs Read More »
Sonne is a 3-year-old miniature schnauzer that suffered an FCE on 11 April 2022. She lives in London, England and her owners reached out to me in Australia after reading my article on Patrick’s FCE. This is now the third
FCE Rehabilitation in a Miniature Schnauzer Read More »
Fibrocartilaginous embolism, or FCE in dogs, happens when an embolus (piece of fibrocartilage or possibly high circulating lipids in schnauzers) compromises the blood flow to the spinal cord, causing a spinal stroke. Symptom onset is usually rapid, often when a
FCE in Miniature Schnauzers Read More »
You’ve just been given a diagnosis for your dog: Fibrocartilaginous Embolization (FCE). What exactly is this condition and how is it treated? Read on to learn more about the symptoms, treatments, and prognosis of FCE in dogs.
