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Anyone Know About Puppy Shakes?

JodyLT

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Hi - My 11yo Portuguese Podengo Pequeno, Sophie, has had what I've heard called puppy shakes since, well, she was a puppy. :) I was told by the vet back then that they grow out of them. Sophie never did. Her back leg will shake when she's lying on her side with it lifted a bit in the air. Has anyone else, especially the vets here, heard of puppy shakes, do you think it can be repertorized, should they go away and what if they don't? @Dr. Sara? Thanks! Tried to get a video to show you and it's not shaking now, of course! LOL
 
The closest I've heard to "puppy shakes" in any dog is small white dog tremor (shaking) dis-ease.

 
The closest I've heard to "puppy shakes" in any dog is small white dog tremor (shaking) dis-ease.

Hmm, not that. What I did notice is since the last course of Sepia, which was probably 6 or so weeks ago, those shakes have decreased and overall, Sophie seems happier, her itching bouts are less, so those are all good. She's in a back feet licking phase for the last 2-3 days, so I'm spraying German Chamomile tea on them and putting some Calendula cream on any redness. Seems to be helping. Thanks, @Dr. Jeff.
 
I've seen this occasionally, in quite a few dogs. It always is transient; I haven't seen it persist to anything like a symptom. I see other twitches, usually in sleep, of forelimbs, ears, neck muscles, etc. Some remedies have various twitches, so there could be a relationship to some conditions....
 
I've seen this occasionally, in quite a few dogs. It always is transient; I haven't seen it persist to anything like a symptom. I see other twitches, usually in sleep, of forelimbs, ears, neck muscles, etc. Some remedies have various twitches, so there could be a relationship to some conditions....
Thanks, @GinnyW. Appreciate your insights. :)
 
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