Fri Oct 31, 2014, 05:23 PM
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 to whistler162 a heartfelt apology (Original post) |
backwoodsbob | Oct 2014 | OP |
| orleans | Oct 2014 | #1 | |
| Rhiannon12866 | Nov 2014 | #2 | |
| orleans | Nov 2014 | #4 | |
| Rhiannon12866 | Nov 2014 | #3 |
Response to backwoodsbob (Original post)
Fri Oct 31, 2014, 10:19 PM
orleans (32,529 posts)
1. wow--that's really nice. i don't know whether to ask for a link or offer up some
Response to Rhiannon12866 (Reply #2)
Sat Nov 1, 2014, 12:48 AM
orleans (32,529 posts)
4. oh, right. i forgot about those back & forth posts. thanks. n/t
Response to backwoodsbob (Original post)
Sat Nov 1, 2014, 12:38 AM
Rhiannon12866 (179,762 posts)
3. Thank you for the reminder, hope your pup is doing better.
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I've had two dogs with seizures. I adopt the older pups, ended up with two eight-year-old cockers in a row who had seizures. After trying to control it with diet, when my little Samantha had three grand mal seizures in one day, I finally gave in and gave her seizure meds prescribed by the vet. She never had a bad reaction, but after four years on this particular med, her liver failed. When I found out Sheena was also prone to seizures, I took her to a vet who uses alternative medicine as well as the traditional. He came up with a lot more ideas than an anti convulsant. I also went online and read everything I could find on canine epilepsy. I never wanted to be blindsided again. If your dog isn't any better, I'd get a second opinion. Best of luck with this. I know how it is.
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