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Coon Hound Paralysis

The bitch has never been near a racoon but the drugs given as treatment& ..While some tests are still being evaluated, the neurology team believes that his paralysis is Coonhound Paralysis, which is much easier to say than the medical term Polyradiculoneuritis. The details are below... The progression of the disease was fairly typical, he had a fast onset of the paralysis with a slow recovery coon hound paralysis . The symptoms of paralysis are typically present 7-10 days& .Suggested possibilities are a stroke, back/disc issues and interestingly `Coonhound Paralysis` which I`ve never heard of but the symptoms appear to fit.S.Acute canine idiopathic polyradiculoneuritis (ACIP) is a creeping paralysis due to acute inflammation of the nerves.. Now, in late March 2006, he is still recovering and we hope that he will have a full&

. Now, in late March 2006, he is still recovering and we hope that he will have a full& . (Idiopathic = Disorder without& ..My husband, Gary, and I, Bonnie, have a 9-year-old Mastiff, Goya, who was stricken with coonhound paralysis in early December 2005.We believe Goya had his initial experience coonhound paralysis in the summer of 2003. It`s named&

We believe Goya had his initial experience coonhound paralysis in the summer of 2003. It`s named& ...Coonhound paralysis is a form polyradiculoneuritis..

...Coonhound paralysis, also known as acute canine idiopathic polyradiculoneuritis, struck 4-year-old Labrador retriever Kahlua seemingly without warning, but she persevered with the help of veterinarians and her family.. The bitch has never been near a racoon but the drugs given as treatment& .