Practice case: "paralise of a facial nerve at dog"

To date, veterinary medicine has stepped far forward in the treatment of those diseases that we did not even know about. Disorders resulting from dysfunction of the cranial nerves are becoming more and more common in veterinary practice. The study of these pathologies in terms of diagnosis and treatment for veterinary specialists is undoubtedly an important part. Therefore, in this article I would like to describe a clinical case of facial paralysis in a beagle.