Flea medications are used in treating dogs suffering from flea infestation. However, not all dogs find flea medications effective. As a matter of fact, there are some dogs that are quite sensitive…
Category: Grand Mal Animals & Pets
Dog Seizure Medications
Not all dogs suffer from similar symptoms, symptoms of dog seizures will greatly vary from one dog to another dog. There are some dogs who will just merely twitch a limb, and…
Grand Mal Seizures of Dogs
Nothing can be more scary and upsetting to see your dog suffering from a seizure episode. Just like people who have just undergone seizure episodes experience disorientation for several minutes, dogs who…
Information about Blind Feline Epilepsy
When referring to the term blind feline epilepsy, it refers to the temporary blindness of cats after they had a grand mal seizure episode. The post seizure episode is referred to as…
Cat Seizure Symptoms
There have been numerous cat owners who were not aware about cat seizure or feline seizures not until they witness their cats having seizure episodes. Symptoms of cat seizures are more frightening…
Causes of Cat Seizures
Seizures in cats are not normal and are something to be alarmed of and as a matter of fact, seizures in cats are not very common. Cats who are pure bred are…
Grand Mal Seizures in Cats
Grand mal seizures or tonic clonic seizure is a type of seizure disorder that is usually associated with epilepsy. However, grand mal seizures do not only occur in humans. Grand mal seizures…
Diseases That May Cause Grand Mal Seizures In Dogs
Pets & Grand Mal Seizures Grand mal seizures have become quite a common threat in most dogs. They are not able to sustain it and sometimes it may lead to death. It…
Grand Mal Seizures In Dogs | Try Alternative Remedies For Treating Seizure
Pets & Grand Mal Seizures Does your dog have grand mal seizures? What treatments have you applied up till now? The conventional treatment for epilepsy in dogs consists of Phenobarbital and Potassium…
Grand Mal Seizures in Cats | Causes and Symptoms
Seizures are not as common in cats as much as in dogs, however, they do occur. Cats of all ages (mostly between two to three years of age), breeds and both sexes…