Wry neck

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This article is about wry neck in animals. See torticollis for the similar condition in humans.

Wry neck or head tilt is a condition in which an animal's head is turned on its side, usually as a result of an inner ear infection but sometimes as a result of an injury. It is seen largely in domestic rodents and rabbits, but may also appear in dogs and other animals.

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