There are many reasons why dogs have seizures: Idiopathic (epilepsy with no identifiable cause, possibly genetic, is most common) Symptomatic (resulting from structural changes within the brain such as congenital malformations, inflammation, infection, stroke, or tumors) Reactive (resulting from metabolic disorders or exposure to toxins affecting the brain) While toxins may not be the number one cause, the ASPCA reports over 200,000 cases of pet poisoning every year in the United States
By addressing these underlying risk factors, you not only improve your overall health but also help to reduce palpitations as part of a bigger picture
Immediate intramuscular (IM) administration into the mid-anterolateral thigh provides rapid absorption and remains the recommended route of delivery
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Infection is more likely if pain is moderate to severe, lasts beyond two days, or comes with fever, discharge, or worsening hearing