Canine Stroke Foundation: because pet parents should not need a medical degree to help their dogs

A dog wearing teal recovery goggles rests on the floor. Headline: Because pet parents should not need a medical degree to help their dogs. We save dogs' lives by bridging the gap between veterinary science and pet parent understanding. Educate, Support, Research, Advocate.

If you think your dog is having a stroke, get to a veterinarian now. Do not wait to see if it passes. Call your regular veterinarian or the nearest emergency clinic.

Head tilt? Wobbly legs? Confused eyes? Start here.

Evidence-Based Information

Explore our database of hundreds of studies and expert-reviewed articles.

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Pet Parent Resources

Practical guides to help pet parents through recovery at home.

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Our Mission

Every dog deserves a chance to recover.

The Canine Stroke Foundation is a nonprofit working toward 501(c)(3) status. We work to improve the lives of dogs affected by stroke through education, research, and community support.

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Recovery Stories

Hope is real.

Every dog's journey is unique. These are their stories.

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