Some canines have been known to have or develop epilepsy at some point in their lifetime. Some of the signs of epilepsy or seizures is involuntary movements of the body, convulsions, abnormal behavior, howling, chomping, chewing, involuntary urination and involuntary defecation. Whether it’s seizure related or not, you should notify your vet if your dog has any of the signs mentioned above. Other symptoms not listed may also occur. With epilepsy there are two types: idiopathic and symptomatic. Idiopathic epilepsy is a type of epilepsy in which no direct cause can be found. Some veterinarians believe that certain breeds are prone to epilepsy more than other breeds. It is also believed that when no cause is defined then the cause could rely in genetic history. No matter the reason for seizures, please take note and report it to your vet. Click to learn more or contact your vet clinic Dutchess County, NY.
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