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Australian Shepherd Walking Slowly, Drooling

My Australian Shepherd is 12 years old and today she is not feeling good, she's walking very slowly and drooling a lot. Her eyes seem like she can't focus and like she has a film like over her pupils. Please tell me what I should do?

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Aussie
by: Nonnie

Did this come on suddenly? No advance warning, no signs that are now getting worse? Could she have gotten into some kind of poison? Rodent poisoning, antifreeze, anything like that?

I would get her to the vet as soon as you can. I don't have any vet training, but my instincts tell me this is serious.

12 years
by: Gayle-- Big Run Aussies

Please take your dog to the vet so that he can determine what is causing the problem. Good luck. Hope everything is OK.

drooling
by: Marsha

I agree. She needs to see your vet immediately. Especially if this has come on suddenly.

Drooling
by: Anonymous

So, did you take your dog to the vet? What did he say?

Your Aussie
by: Nonnie

Please let us know what happened with your Aussie. We are all worried about her.

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