A patient with GOLPP at the emergency room

Geriatric Onset Laryngeal Paralysis and Polyneuropathy (GOLPP) is a common neurological disorder of dogs (usually large breed – Labradors and Newfoundlands are most common) which effects the larynx and eventually leads to difficulty breathing. Left unmanaged, can lead to death. Dr Mary Gardner enlists the help of an expert on this disease, Dr. Stanley Bryden – a veterinary surgeon who talks about this disease from cause, presentation, surgical and medical treatment options. Documents mentioned in the video can be found here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1P6xY5PWpG2YsiYxtWUeUOcFXHXtv6zWF?usp=sharing • Website: DrMaryGardner.com • Facebook: Facebook.com/drmarygardner • Instagram: Instagram.com/drmarygardner/ Special thanks to Dr. Bryden Stanley!

Duncan, a successful tie-back patient, demos cavalettis. All dogs, regardless of surgery, should be doing rehabilitation exercises.

Makena models the post op tieback life vest (courtesy of her mom/owner Dr. Ruth Barthel)