We are here to provide information and support
for those who are dealing with LP
(Laryngeal Paralysis) in a beloved K9 friend.
THIS PAGE IS DEDICATED TO ALL OF THE WONDERFUL AND VALIANT DOGS
THAT HAVE BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH LARYNGEAL PARALYSIS
AND TO ALL
THEIR LOVING HUMANS WHO HAVE GIVEN SO MUCH TO BRING
EASE, COMFORT
AND HEALING TO THEIR LOVING COMPANIONS
COMPLETE OUR SURVEY
VIEW OUR SURVEY
MORE SURVEY ANSWERS PART 1
MORE SURVEY ANSWERS PART 2
MORE SURVEY ANSWERS PART 3
Do you have a dog with LP and need some advice or just some support?
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LARYNGEAL PARALYSIS SEEMS TO HAUNT MANY DIFFERENT BREEDS. HERE IS A LIST COMPILED FROM "PARENTS" THAT HAVE EITHER JOINED THE LP EMAIL LIST, FILLED OUT OUR SURVEY PAGE OR WHO HAVE CONTACTED ONE OF OUR LISTERS PRIVATELY
AS YOU CAN SEE, LP IS NOT JUST FOUND IN LARGER SPORTING BREEDS ANY LONGER
ACQUIRED LP
(Seen most often in older dogs):
Golden Retriever, Labrador Retriever (all colors), Standard Poodle, Dalmatian, Brittany, American Cocker Spaniel, Newfoundland, Irish Setter, Doberman, Labrador Cross, Shetland Sheepdog/German Shepherd Cross, Boxer, Briard, Border Collie Cross, Wire Hair Fox Terrier, Pug, Saluki, Greyhound, Airedale, Springer Spaniel, Dachshund, Australian Cattle Dog, Chihuahua, English Setter, Norwich Terrier, Labrador/German Shepard Mix, Sheltie/Pomeranian Mix, Kuvasz, Great Dane and West Highland Terrier.
CONGENITAL
(Seen at an early age & may also include general neuropathy involving other parts of the body)
Siberian Husky, Dalmatian, Bouvier de Flanders, Leonberger, Rottweiler, Boxer
1 CAN CHICKEN BROTH (Fat & Salt Free is best)
Once these are frozen let your dogs lick them for a cool and refreshing treat.
1 CAN WATER
Fill 6 plastic cups (5 1/2 oz size) half full with broth
Fill to top with water
FREEZE
You can also replace the water with Gatorade or Pedialyte for a bit of an extra boost.
Just a note - if you have more than one dog at home make sure
that you make some for everyone.
