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Seizures, epilepsy and your vet's plan
Find out what epilepsy and seizures are, what can cause them, how to recognise them and when to go to the vet.
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Epilepsy is a disorder that makes the animal prone to recurring seizures with no immediate identifiable cause.
What might you notice?
Go to the vet urgently after a first seizure, a long seizure, several seizures close together, or if your dog has serious trouble breathing or recovering.
A seizure is an episode caused by abnormal, excessive electrical activity in the brain that can bring sudden changes in movement, consciousness or behaviour.
What might you notice?
Go to the vet urgently after a first seizure, a long seizure, several seizures close together, or if your dog has serious trouble breathing or recovering.
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No. A seizure can have different causes, so it's important for a vet to assess what happened.
There may be a sudden collapse, stiffness, involuntary movements, altered consciousness or drooling, sometimes followed by a period of disorientation.
Write down when it happened, how long it lasted and how your dog behaved before and after. If it's possible and safe, a video can also help your vet.
Check with your vet first so they can assess using it alongside the medication your dog already takes.
Especially after a first seizure, long episodes, several seizures in a row, or if your dog doesn't recover normally.