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  • Dog Seizures 101

    If you are new to dog seizure world, please read. Share it on social. Print and hang on your fridge. Bookmark this blog in your phone or computer. This is dog seizure 101. If your dog has 3 seizures in less than 24 hours, please take him to the nearest emergency center.If your dog has…

  • Liver Support For Epi Dogs: Why It Matters So Much. What I Do To Support Forrest’s. ❤️‍🩹

    Our seizure pups are warriors. đź§  And one of the most important things we can do for them—besides managing their seizure activity—is supporting their liver health. Today I want to talk about why liver care matters so much for dogs on phenobarbital and other anti-seizure medications metabolized by the liver, and the steps I take…

  • Time Change Reminder and a Post Seizure Treat Recipe âʰ

    The time change is coming up this Sunday, and it’s one of those small seasonal shifts that can make a big difference for seizure-prone pups. If your dog takes anti-seizure medication, be mindful that when we “fall back,” sticking to the same clock time could actually create a 13-hour gap between doses. That sudden change can throw off your dog’s medication…

  • How the Time Change Can Affect Your Dog’s Seizure Control âʰ

    Daylight Saving Time ends soon, and for those of us caring for dogs with epilepsy, medication timing matters more than ever. Even a small shift in timing can affect your dog’s blood levels of anti-seizure medications (AEDs), which may increase the risk of breakthrough seizures. Planning ahead helps you avoid unnecessary setbacks. When We Fall Back (End of…

  • More Meds Don’t Always = Better Seizure Control đź’Š

    As a seizure dog parent, it’s natural to want to do everything possible to prevent your dog from having another seizure. When you see them go through something scary, the instinct is to think: â€śMore medicine will fix this.” Over the past year since Forrest’s seizures started, I’ve read countless stories from other epilepsy dog owners and…