Actually it would be best to get him to an ER, meds can be given to ease his discomfort. It is very risky to put off treatment for a pup with his symptoms.
Vets who do not see many Yorkies usually suspect Liver Shunt because it is a common congenital problem of the breed. Younger pups may have seizures right after a meal, headpress against a wall or furniture, inability to settle down. The LS usually does not cause them to become vocal.
AAI, Chiari, and similar diseases will cause acute imbalance, lethargy, pain (hence yelping or crying out), scratching behind the ears, falling down, etc. This is caused by fluid build up in the brain, which can be lethal. Dogs with these conditions should be handled infrequently as possible, crated, and like a precious China Doll when the need arises, until a diagnosis is made and treatment is initiated. |