Most affected breeds

tweedette · Post by **tweedette** » Sun Jul 16, 2006 5:37 am

Hi, does anyone have the statistics for epileptic breeds of dogs, ages affected , dog/bitches - most affected.

thanks

skrpio · Post by **skrpio** » Sun Jul 16, 2006 1:34 pm

Go to RESEARCH om left hand side on this site - there is a breakdown of breeds, sex etc. That may help but does not cover all breeds.

tweedette · Post by **tweedette** » Sun Jul 16, 2006 3:45 pm

Thanks for that, I appreciate your help, have printed it off so I can have a real good read.
Nellie is just about to have her next seizure, shes started twitching and has a vacant expression, I really dont know if we can tolerate the stress both to us and her, we'll see if the vets madication helps her, but if it doesnt - is it really worth letting her suffer so, she isnt the dog we used to know, she has really changed - or am i just having a bad night?

skrpio · Post by **skrpio** » Sun Jul 16, 2006 3:55 pm

You are having a bad night. Things will be a lot different when she is on medication. It's not often that the medication will not work and it does take a few months to get things right. When she gets used to it, it will be as nothing has happened. Yes once in a while there will probably be a seizure but if you keep a diary you will know when to expect one and can take the appropriate measures to make sure she is safe etc.
Don't get too down at this point in time - she has not seen the vet yet. Things will be different once meds are started.

Chris Douglas · Post by **Chris Douglas** » Mon Sep 02, 2013 7:44 pm

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