What's the treatment plan for fetal onset neuroaxonal dystrophy in dogs?

There is no treatment for FNAD, and affected puppies do not survive beyond birth. Prevention through genetic testing is the primary approach to treat this condition since it allows breeders to identify carrier dogs and avoid breeding them together. This is an incredibly difficult diagnosis. Take time to process it, and know that whatever decision you make for your dog's comfort is valid. A consult with one of our vets can help you understand your options and build a step-by-step management plan.