Cognitive decline - As in humans, cognitive function tends to worsen as dogs age. Confusion, anxiety, and sleep disturbances increase as cognitive abilities decrease, which can lead to pacing, particularly at night. Pacing is one of the repetitive behaviors common in cognitive issues.
Canine cognitive dysfunction (dementia) - A more severe, clinical version of cognitive decline, sometimes called ‘Dogzheimers.’ While every dog will likely experience some loss of cognitive function, not all aging dogs get cognitive dysfunction. Sleep disturbances and pacing at night are also common symptoms of canine dementia.
Yes, so true. I am hoping that the supplement might take the edge off a bit, in a few days. As there may be a few things detox can help w/ in that regard. It's not completely set in stone or predetermined 100%. I know because CFS gives my cognitive dysfunction all the time.
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However, yes. But I have correlated most of the apparent cogn dysf to his stomach issues, which is similar to CFS, btw.
But now it may be going off on its own. Idk. We'll see. If he keeps tripping me up I guess I'll shoot the varmint, yeah haw.
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However, yes. But I have correlated most of the apparent cogn dysf to his stomach issues, which is similar to CFS, btw.
But now it may be going off on its own. Idk. We'll see. If he keeps tripping me up I guess I'll shoot the varmint, yeah haw.
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