What's the prognosis for a dog with fetal onset neuroaxonal dystrophy?

Fetal Onset Neuroaxonal Dystrophy is unfortunately progressive and life-limiting. There is no cure available at this time. 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. The focus should be on your dog's comfort and quality of life for whatever time remains. Having honest quality-of-life conversations with your vet early helps when difficult decisions arise.