Why is my husky having seizures, balance issues, and a fever?

Since she is young, she may just have epilepsy. She should be examined by a vet for a physical examination and lab work to rule out other potential causes. If she is an epileptic than she may need an anti-convulsant medication to prevent additional seizures. Please call your vet and schedule an appointment.

Please have Sesi seen by a vet immediately. It sounds like she may be having neurological symptoms, which could be due to toxin ingestion, diet, low blood sugar, endocrine disorders, infectious disease , trauma, or a mass. A physical exam by a veterinarian is needed, and your vet will likely want to run some tests, which may include blood work, urinalysis, and imaging to help determine a cause for the signs you’ve noticed and form a treatment plan. Good luck, and I hope Sesi feels better soon!

I recommend to have your pup examined by the veterinarian today. Fevers are unusual in pets and need to be addressed. Most of these pets will benefit from supportive care. I hope this helps and that she starts feeling better quickly.

Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! While possible this is not very common. There are other possible causes of tremors like electrolyte imbalances that should be investigated as that can cause disease and sometimes be corrected. That is usually investigated with basic bloodwork. Other possibilities include neurologic disease. I recommend that you start with an evaluation by a veterinarian for further assessment and treatment. Good luck and have a good night!

Yes, I would be worried about Fjola. She sounds very ill, and I see that she isn't spayed. Unspayed dogs can be prone to developing a pyometra, which is an infection of the uterus. A pyometra can cause the dog to have the signs you are seeing, and it is fatal without treatment. I would take her into a vet immediately to get checked out to be safe. Best of luck.

Hello. I am sorry that Laika is having problems. It sounds like she has a few issues going on. In regards to her vomiting and eating grass, she may have food allergies so you can try a diet trial with a different food to see if that helps. With her breathing, if she is reverse sneezing this is normal and can happen frequently. If this isn't reverse sneezing then having radiographs done of her throat/chest, and sometimes fluoroscopy (an active x-ray which is in 'real time' to see motion) can be helpful at finding the problem. Seizures can be caused by many different factors including metabolic disease, organ disease, intracranial problems (masses, vascular events), toxins, epilepsy, etc. To work up seizures you start with general bloodwork, and if this is normal you pursue imaging in the head, so MRI is often indicated. If you would like to pursue a complete work-up with Laika then talk to your vet about an internal medicine consultation, or possible neurologist specialist consultation. Good luck with Laika.

It sounds like Turbo might be having seizures. I would recommend seeing an emergency veterinarian since this has happened several times. Some toxins might also cause similar signs, and low blood sugar or liver disease could as well.