Will Falconer, DVM Moderator
Destiny has good advice for you, Cindi. It's what the majority of my clients have figured out, and it's easier in some places than others to "fly under the radar." You may have to be very creative.
Now, you bring up the second case I've heard (the first being the original poster that I framed this article around) of laryngeal paralysis preceding rear end paralysis.
Am I late to the party? How common is this? Anybody else seeing these two seemingly unrelated diseases coming together?
If so, it makes perfect sense that rabies vaccine has a hand in this, as these are two common rabies symptoms.
Damn.