[header] How to treat little white shaker syndrome in maltese [title] Observe tremors in your maltese. [step] Tremors are the telltale sign of little white shaker syndrome. They can start suddenly, get worse for 1 to 3 days, then remain about the same until treatment begins.
[header] How to treat little white shaker syndrome in maltese [title] Observe tremors in your maltese. [step] Tremors are the telltale sign of little white shaker syndrome. They can start suddenly, get worse for 1 to 3 days, then remain about the same until treatment begins.
Some tremors can be caused by cognitive impairment or something more. The exact cause of tremors isn't yet known, but when the shaking occurs it is often a symptom of asd (imaging impairment). Tremors that get worse with certain activities (e.g., excitement, eating) are called intention tremors. [substeps] Tremors are usually generalized, meaning the whole body shakes. Take your maltese to a veterinarian if you believe that there is something wrong with your maltese. The tremors may be an indication of an underlying underlying medical problem, like asthma or a skin condition that will not go away, or a sign of a condition that makes your maltese not happy or healthy. [substeps] Pay attention to general tremor in your maltese's muscles, including the tail and legs. They might thrash around, shake, or pull away.