There are many possible reasons why your dog may be lethargic and wobbly. It could be something as simple as not getting enough exercise or being too hot or a sign of a more severe condition such as heat stroke or an infection. If your dog is older, it’s normal for them to lose some of their reflexes. With younger dogs, it’s usually an ear infection or head trauma.
Various things could cause lethargy and wobbliness, from infection and disease to pain and medication. If your dog displays other symptoms, lethargy, and wobbliness, or if the condition persists for more than a day, it is best to consult your veterinarian.
It could be due to severe chronic disease or life-threatening illness. Always check your pet’s meds to ensure that you’re administering the correct dosage that won’t cause lethargy and wobbliness. You should also make sure that there are no interactions with pet meds, And as usual, get pet insurance even if your pup is a senior. It’s never too late!