Seizure & Epilepsy Disorder –
A seizure is a sudden and uncontrolled burst of electrical activity in the brain. It can manifest in various ways, such as convulsions, twitching, jerking, loss of consciousness, or abnormal behaviour.

Here are four common disease related to wheezing –

  • Epilepsy

    This is a common cause of recurring seizures in pets and is thought to have a genetic basis. It often appears in young animals and may be managed with medication.

  • Brain Injury

    Trauma to the head or brain can lead to seizures in pets.

  • Infections

    Certain infections affecting the central nervous system can trigger seizures.

  • Metabolic Disorders

    Imbalances in electrolytes, blood sugar levels, or other metabolic factors can lead to seizures.

Tips for preventing Epilepsy in pets

Preventing epilepsy in pets, often with a genetic predisposition, involves responsible breeding or adopting from shelters to mitigate hereditary risks. Regular veterinary check-ups aid in early detection and effective management of health issues. Supporting overall well-being through a balanced diet, regular exercise, and mental stimulation can reduce stress and promote good health, contributing to the overall happiness of our pets.

Symptoms of Seizure Disorder in pets

Seizure disorders in pets can manifest in various ways, and the specific symptoms may vary depending on the individual and the type of seizure. Some common symptoms of a seizure disorder in pets include:

  • Convlusions

    The most noticeable sign is often the occurrence of convulsions, which can include involuntary muscle contractions, twitching, jerking, or paddling of the limbs. The pet may appear to be in an uncontrolled state during the seizure.

  • Altered Consciousness

    Pets may experience altered consciousness during a seizure. They may appear disoriented, unresponsive, or unaware of their surroundings.

  • Staring Or Dazed Expression

    Some pets may exhibit a vacant or dazed expression right before a seizure starts or after it ends.

  • Excessive Drooling

    During a seizure, pets might drool excessively due to increased salivation.

  • Loss Of Bowel Or Bladder Control

    In some cases, pets may lose control of their bladder or bowels during a seizure.

  • Vocalization

    Some pets may vocalize, yelp, howl, or bark unusually during a seizure.

  • Pacing Or Restlessness

    In the pre-ictal phase (the period before a seizure), pets might exhibit restless behaviour, pacing, or seeking comfort.

  • Postictal Phase

    After a seizure, pets may experience a period of disorientation and exhaustion, often called the postictal phase. During this time, they may seem confused, lethargic, or temporarily blind.

  • Repetative Movement

    In some cases, pets may exhibit repetitive movements during a seizure. These movements could include head bobbing, circling, or chewing motions.

  • Cluster Seizures

    Cluster seizures are when a pet experiences multiple seizures within a short period, with little or no recovery time between episodes. Cluster seizures can be particularly concerning and may require immediate medical attention.

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