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Check signs like paw knuckling, wobbly gait (ataxia), head tilt, nystagmus, seizures, circling, or nighttime pacing for instant triage guidance.
Open ResourceFree printable checklist of canine and feline neurological red flags, spine-safe home habits, and 2-minute reflex screening questions.
Open ResourceZero-commission directory of 24/7 MRI and board-certified veterinary neurology centers including Southeast Veterinary Neurology and Miami Veterinary Specialists.
Open ResourceJoin monthly virtual neurology Q&A sessions, bi-weekly Miami Gentle Paws mobility-friendly walks at Margaret Pace Park, and Sakura's Friends gallery.
Open ResourceDedicate a tribute in memory or honor of your companion animal, fund free clinic and shelter awareness kits, or apply to volunteer in Miami.
Open ResourceDiscover how 15 cherished years with our golden Shiba Inu, Sakura, inspired Miami's sanctuary for pet neurological awareness.
Open ResourceWhy senior dogs and cats pace at night, how Canine Cognitive Dysfunction responds to early routines, and how the Sakura Shiba Foundation supports shelters and senior rescues.
Open ResourceWhen a dog's back legs start swaying or scuffing on walks, families often assume it's stiff hips. Discover the unmistakable difference between joint arthritis and spinal nerve compression.
Open ResourceFew moments frighten a pet parent more than an older dog suddenly stumbling with a head tilt and darting eyes. Learn how veterinarians distinguish vestibular syndrome from strokes—and how to keep your dog safe right now.
Open ResourceShiba Inus routinely live 13 to 16+ years—and hide discomfort like pros. Learn spine-safe harness habits, cognitive enrichment, and senior neurological checks every Shiba parent needs.
Open ResourceMeet Sakura, the spirited 15-year-old golden Shiba Inu in Miami whose quiet battle with late-stage neurological decline sparked the Sakura Shiba Foundation.
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