Idiopathic head tremors in Bulldogs are rarely life-threatening. This condition can affect any dog regardless of the breed. However, it is more commonly seen in English Bulldogs. Here are seven important things you should know about head tremors in Bulldogs. #1 Head tremors in Bulldogs are due to multiple reasons The most instances of head tremors in Bulldogs are idiopathic. However, diseases, such as canine distemper, disorders caused by neospora and similar parasites, and calcium deficiency can also contribute to it. Other causes of head tremors in Bulldogs may include cerebellum damage, ingestion of toxins or certain drugs, hypoglycemia, hypocalcemia, and kidney problems. If you often see your Bulldog shaking his head, take him to your vet for a checkup. While most cases of ... [Read More]
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