Why is my dog suddenly weak, can't walk, eyes droopy, and peeing?

I would recommend bringing her to a veterinarian right away. I am unsure how long she was out but her behavior is very abnormal for her age. I am worried that she ingested something toxic or was traumatically injured. It is hard for me to discern without a physical exam but I would recommend an exam, some bloodwork and maybe even some radiographs depending.

Poor Shaggy. It sounds like it could be a few possible things. A toxin? Got in to a medication? Marijuana? Low blood sugar? Some other neurologic condition. Hard to say. But this could be serious. With these signs I recommend going to the ER. Also check all over the house for anything Shaggy could have gotten in to!

Without any further information or clinical signs there are an infinite number of problems that could be going on. If she is weak and swaying then this could be a life threatening emergency and she should be seen immediately. If there is any chance that she has been exposed to any toxins, prescription medications, or recreational drugs please make sure to tell the veterinarian what she may have had access to. After a physical examination the veterinarian may have more of an idea about the potential problem. They may recommend lab work or an x-Ray to give them more information. Best of luck and I hope she improves quickly.

It sounds like Jack has severe diarrhea, and he's likely dehydrated from it, causing him to be weak. This is a medical emergency, and he has to see a vet now. Please take him into an ER vet clinic; if there isn't one in your area, there will be a vet on call for emergencies. The information to reach that vet is found on a clinic's answering machine or website.

Poor Einstein! yes some form of toxin / poison contact would be my first thought as well. If he has had recent access outside I would be concerned about plant or mushroom ingestion - there are quite a few plants can cause this and it is mushroom/ toadstool season as well. My next thought would be are there any medicines that you or your family take that he may have picked up a pill or licked something that was medicated? Finally some household chemicals including pesticides, ant bait, flea treatments, garden chemicals that also could cause this. Does his fur smell abnormal? I really recommend you take him to the ER vet right away. They will probably suggest calling the animal poison control line (which charges a consult fee but is very valuable information). They may start him on IV fluids to help flush out whatever is causing this effect. If they suspect it's on his fur they may bathe him, they may also treat his vomiting an diarrhea symptoms as well there are some general antidote type medicines that they may consider if appropriate. I hope he recovers quickly.

All of those combined sound like a very serious issue that should be seen by a veterinarian in person immediately. Toxicity, neurologic issues, illness, vestibular issues, muscular problems, etc can all be potential causes, so it is best to seek help from a veterinarian in person or a local ER clinic ASAP.

Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach. I am quite concerned about Westside. Best case scenario this is THC toxicity (if you smoke marijuana or have edibles in the house, take a look around to see if you’re missing anything). Worst case scenario, this is something serious like a prostate or bladder tumor or infection. In either case, he needs to see the emergency vet for a good physical exam including a rectal exam. Even if you think it could be THC, the severity of his poisoning needs to be assessed- treatment ranges from monitoring at home to intensive hospitalization with seizure control and intralipid therapy. Best wishes to you and Westside.