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IVDD can paralyze your dog in a single day. Here is what I do now: IVDD is a back disease. A disc in your dog's spine slips or bursts and pushes on the nerves. That pressure can paralyze them. One day they walk fine. The next day their back legs stop working. If you have one of these breeds, please pay attention: 🐾 Dachshund: the #1 IVDD breed. Watch for hesitation before jumping on the couch. 🐾 French Bulldog: built with fragile back discs. Watch for slowing down on the stairs. 🐾 Corgi: long back, short legs, all the load lands on the spine. Watch for a yelp when you pick them up. 🐾 Beagle: prone to slipped discs. Watch for stiffness first thing in the morning. The damage builds for months before you ever see a limp. That is why I started using red light therapy on mine at home. It is clinically studied. The light goes deep into the back, helps bring down the swelling around the discs, and calms the nerves. Just 10 minutes a day. No pills, no needles. I use it right alongside whatever the vet already gives him. It will not replace your vet. It is the daily step most of us skip. Tap to see how it works, and why vets use the same light in clinic. One heads up: only get the real LumaPet pad from the official link. The ones on Amazon are cheap knockoffs. The real one is backed by a 60-day money-back guarantee.