What causes a 9-week-old puppy's head to wobble before sleeping?

Oh dear, poor Koko! This sounds like an emergency condition. Even though she just ate, rub some corn syrup on her gums in an attempt to increase her blood sugar in case this issue is related to hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). She must then go to the nearest emergency vet immediately for evaluation because this may be a life threatening situation. I hope that all goes well!

Sounds like Ori may have low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) but that is not common in this size or age of puppy. I suggest you give a bit of Karo syrup or honey by mouth (just a teaspoon or two). If no improvement within 15 minutes of giving him that then he needs to see a vet ASAP.

That is concerning. If this has happened before, I would schedule a vet visit just to rule out any issues with the inner ear or neurologic problems that could be causing the wobble, even if she recovers after sleeping. If her symptoms are not resolving, or new symptoms are appearing, seeking out veterinary care right away is best.

Wobbler's to show up at this age and in this breed is pretty rare. She may be hypoglycemic which is causing the wobbling. You can give her a 1/4 teaspoon of Karo syrup or honey to bring her sugar up. If she doesn't perk up after about 10-15 minutes then she needs to see your vet.

This sounds like possible partial/focal seizures. I suggest you take her to your vet for an exam. Show them the video since she isn't likely to be doing the behavior during the exam. veterinarypartner.vin.com/default.aspx?pid=19239&id=4951440

Thank you for submitting your question regarding Eli. If he is still experiencing these symptoms, then he needs to see a veterinarian right away. Puppies can experience low blood sugar which will make them weak and wobbly. If he felt better after eating, then this could be the case. If this is not the case, then an intoxication is a possibility. Did he eat anything that he shouldn't have recently? Either way, it is good to have him evaluated. I hope this information helps!

She could be hypoglycemic. Small breed dogs should eat more frequent, smaller meals throughout the day as to not let their blood sugar drop. I suggest you do this and if she is still not acting normally she should see a vet.