Laryngeal Paralysis In Dogs Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to Common Questions About Lar Par and GOLPP
Here are some answers to frequently-asked questions about laryngeal paralysis in dogs. This info comes from veterinary websites, scientific publications, through interactions with veterinarians, from our own experience with laryngeal paralysis and the stent implant in our dog. We’re not veterinarians. Always consult with a veterinary professional before making any decisions regarding the health of your companion.
Can laryngeal paralysis in dogs be cured?
How many dogs get laryngeal paralysis?
What happens if I don’t do anything?
How bad does laryngeal paralysis in dogs get?
Can my primary vet help me manage my dog’s laryngeal paralysis?
How can I be sure my dog has larygeal paralysis?
How much does treatment for laryngeal paralysis cost?
Are there any other health risks associated with laryngeal paralysis?
Is my senior dog too old for surgery?
Why does my primary vet advise against surgery?
These are just a few of the many questions you might have about the very complex topic of laryngeal paralysis in dogs. We believe a lot of these questions will become moot once the stent procedure becomes routine. An affordable, non-surgical, minimally-invasive veterinary procedure for laryngeal paralysis will fundamentally change the cost-benefit calculus for people of all income levels and eliminate the need for pharmaceutical/medicinal approaches that have questionable outcomes.