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Forrest had another seizure this past Tuesday. Only 21 days this time. Better than 14, but making it at least one full month would be even better. Every seizure free day feels like a small victory, and while it’s never easy seeing him go through a seizure, I’m thankful for the stretches of calm in between.…
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A big point of confusion in dealing with canine epilepsy is figuring out the difference between rescue medications (like intranasal Midazolam or rectal diazepam) and cluster buster medications (like Levetiracetam (aka Keppra) or Clorazepate). I see so much misinformation out there, so let’s break it down simply: Rescue Meds are designed to stop a seizure that’s happening right now. Think…
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On July 19, we quietly marked one year since Forrest’s first seizure. A year ago, our world flipped upside down. If you’ve ever experienced your dog having a seizure, you know—it’s terrifying, and it changes you. But here we are, one year later, and while epilepsy is still part of our life, things have shifted…
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It’s hard to believe, but Forrest is officially 33 days seizure free — the longest stretch he’s had without a medication change or dose increase since our world changed on July 19, 2024. We’re creeping up on the one-year mark of his seizure journey, and while we’re not out of the woods, this season feels different. Lighter. Like I can…
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Hey friends, it’s been a busy week so I haven’t posted in a week because I’ve been juggling a lot, but I wanted to share an pupdate of what’s been going on in our lavender world this past week. 🐾 Forrest had his very first trip to get acupuncture. He also tried electro-acupuncture, B12 injections,…
