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Seizures in Dogs: Explanation Regarding Seizures in Dogs

Seizures in Dogs: Explanation Regarding Seizures in Dogs

Sharon Cooper
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Seizures in Dogs - Explanation Regarding Seizures in Dogs

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There are several reasons that this condition may present itself in your pet aside from epilepsy which we are all familiar with. Some possible causes are related to brain tumors, head injuries, diseases that may be contracted such as distemper and Lyme, and even genetics can play a part. Seizures in dogs can be found in several types, as well as contracted in several different ways.
The first type can present in both mild and more severe forms is classified as Generalized. This Generalized seizure type can also be divided into two separate phases called the Tonic and Clonic, which are likely to cause a pet to mimic the behavior of running in place and lose their balance. Petit Mal is the second type, but is rarely seen in canines, and it can result in periods of unconsciousness with the eyes rolling in an upward motion.
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Format
Kindle Edition
Release
January 25, 2017

Seizures in Dogs: Explanation Regarding Seizures in Dogs

Sharon Cooper
0/5 ( ratings)
Seizures in Dogs - Explanation Regarding Seizures in Dogs

Preview:
There are several reasons that this condition may present itself in your pet aside from epilepsy which we are all familiar with. Some possible causes are related to brain tumors, head injuries, diseases that may be contracted such as distemper and Lyme, and even genetics can play a part. Seizures in dogs can be found in several types, as well as contracted in several different ways.
The first type can present in both mild and more severe forms is classified as Generalized. This Generalized seizure type can also be divided into two separate phases called the Tonic and Clonic, which are likely to cause a pet to mimic the behavior of running in place and lose their balance. Petit Mal is the second type, but is rarely seen in canines, and it can result in periods of unconsciousness with the eyes rolling in an upward motion.
And read this book for more!
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
January 25, 2017

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