Signs That Your Canine May Have Epilepsy

 

 

Are you familiar with canine epilepsy? It can occur in different dog breeds no matter their age or gender. Epilepsy or seizure activity in dogs is typically classified as a genetic disorder. In some cases, the seizure activity may be occurring because of another underlying illness. Your veterinary professional will need to examine your dog and possibly run tests to determine if your dog has seizures and that the cause or causes are. Common signs of seizures includes convulsions, abnormal behavior, howling or whimpering, excessive salivating, chomping, chewing, involuntary urination and involuntary defecation. Contact your

vet if your dog has any of these symptoms. They may not necessarily be from a seizure or epilepsy. Your vet will need to examine your dog to find out the cause. Whether seizure or not, your dog will need immediate care. Please contact your vet Acupuncture immediately for assistance. Learn more here.