He can barely walk without falling over his head is really big he's blind and he's barely eating
I'm truly sorry to hear about your puppy's condition. The symptoms you're describing—difficulty walking, a large head, blindness, and poor appetite—are quite concerning and could indicate a few serious conditions. One possibility is hydrocephalus, which is an accumulation of fluid in the brain that can cause an enlarged head and neurological symptoms such as seizures and difficulty walking.
Another potential issue could be a congenital defect or a severe infection affecting his neurological system. Given that he is also experiencing seizures and shaking, this situation is indeed very serious.
For home care, it's important to ensure he is in a safe, quiet, and comfortable environment to prevent any injury from falling. Keep him hydrated and try to offer small, frequent meals of highly palatable food, such as wet puppy food or even a bit of boiled chicken, to encourage eating. However, please note that these measures are only temporary.
Given the severity of his symptoms, it is crucial to get him to a veterinarian as soon as possible. A vet can perform the necessary diagnostic tests, such as imaging and blood work, to determine the underlying cause and provide the appropriate treatment.
Please seek veterinary care immediately to ensure he gets the help he needs. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask. Thank you.
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