” A dog has the soul of a philosopher.”

- Plato

EPILEPSY
(and other neurological issues)

Another commonly misdiagnosed problem is the onset of epilepsy or any other neurological damage causing pain and discomfort. Your dog cannot tell you he has a headache. They cannot warn you they are going to have an episode. Also, a dog does not need to have a fit to have epilepsy.

Primary, Secondary and Reactive are the three types of canine epilepsy.

Secondary Epilepsy can be caused by problems such as a brain tumour, severe injury or trauma or even a stroke. It is sometimes referred to as symptomatic epilepsy.

Reactive epileptic seizures can be caused by problems such as liver failure, kidney failure, or even low blood sugar.

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