I just got this from my Emazing Dog tip of the day from www.emazing.com:
Seizures

Observing your dog in a seizure is a traumatic
experience,
as seizures are dramatic and occur unexpectedly. A
seizure
often involves a stiffening of muscles, loss of
coordination, heavy panting, and a period of
disorientation
following the seizure episode.

What can you do?

- Remain calm.
- Do not put your fingers into your dog's mouth.
Dogs
cannot swallow their tongues.
- Remove any dangerous or breakable items from the
vicinity
to prevent injury to your dog.
- Call your vet if the seizure lasts longer than 15
minutes.

You can help by carefully observing your dog to find
out
what might trigger a seizure, and reporting any
unusual
behaviors or situations to your vet.

What if your dog passes out or collapses? Find
emergency first aid advice at InterPetExplorer.com.
http://www.interpetexplorer.com

Search the largest collection of pet sites on the
Internet at PetscapeNavigator.com.
http://www.petscapenavigator.com




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