Wobblers Syndrome - an Overview
Wobblers Syndrome affects various large breeds, where Great Danes and Dobermans are the most common. Veterinarians believe there is a genetic factor involved as they have reported the condition in certain bloodlines of various breeds. It is difficult to differentiate between genetic, environmental or nutritional factors.
A true case of wobblers in Great Danes is normally seen at 3 to 12 months of age, with a slowly developing issue with lack of coordination in rear gait function. This is due to the pressure on the spinal cord as it passes through the vertebrae of the neck. In Doberman Pinchers this condition is often not developed until the dog is 5 to 7 years of age. The narrowing of the spaces in the vertebrae causes a pinching of the nerves in the spinal canal, and the inflammation and swelling of the spinal cord leads to the resulting Wobblers’ Syndrome.
Diet can play a critical roll in slowing the process of Wobblers. The natural anti-inflammatory properties of NZYMES Antioxidant Pet Treats or Granules have been found to be extremely beneficial to pets with Wobblers Syndrome.
A change to a holistic diet, along with the addition of NZYMES Chewable Pet Treats or Granules to a daily feeding routine can provide a significant relief for a pet’s discomfort. For more detailed information on Wobblers Syndrome and a Feed Program for Wobblers Syndrome Click Here
Antioxidant help for Wobbler's
As indicated in the Overview, the NZYMES Treats or Granules are extremely helpful with this issue - in helping to reduce inflammation, along with boosting other bodily functions that can help.
However, proper premium food is also a big factor in getting the issue corrected and getting the dog moving in the right direction. Please refer to our RECOMMENDED FOODS list. Then for further information, included other items that may need to be added to the diet, please see Linda's information - CLICK HERE 
