11-18-2009, 03:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Dude
No sooner had we got home from Austin on sunday that our little chihuahua/shitzu two year old started having a seizure.
She has had about 5 in her lifetime now.
This one and the one previous (4 mnths ago) continued until we got her to emergency vet for a shot of valium.
We took her to our vet yesterday and are waiting on blood work to come back.
I thought it was worth a shot to see if anyone here has gone thru this with such
a young dog.
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So sorry to hear about your baby's illness, Dude. That's scary.
I did know a few dogs (grooming clients and friends' dogs) that were epileptic at a young age. One of them was known to be a case of in-breeding (brother/sister combination.) The others we did not know about.
The triggers seemed to be overstimulation much like in children. When the dogs were stressed or tired, a seizure could happen.
One was a food allergy of all things. Dog reacted to carrots. .gif)
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