northernbug
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Hi all sorry i have not been rd for a long time. any how our girl Emma has had 6 siezures since last Nov we don't know why either
to start of with she is ony 2-1/2 be 3 in july.
when they start they last 30 seconds to a minute after she is all disoriented after after she is very tired after wards also, so No walks that day for her..
they can come on just while she lieing down even on couch poof a siezure.
her legs go all curled up and her head thrashes slobber lots of it eyes big as saucers. her body trembles i hate it..!!!
yessss its very scarey for us . we now know what to do but 1st time we did not,
thankgodness for internet to help./..
yess we took her to the vet we had blood work done also it all came back fine. he said is a process of elimation now. i have read that cockers can get epalipsy. i have read up on that lots now. we he thinks could be an allergy so NO more people food that so hard she thinks we are punishing her or so we think that.. prolly just us thinking that way..I have kept a journal each time she has 1 and try to think what she has ate or done day before.
they are always in the morning between 8 a/m and noon
yess even with NO people food she has had them so now what??
i have even started to make her own treats from scratch Vet said that was o.k all natural.
just asking any ideas here what you all think..
thanks for listening Lori & Emma
to start of with she is ony 2-1/2 be 3 in july.
when they start they last 30 seconds to a minute after she is all disoriented after after she is very tired after wards also, so No walks that day for her..
they can come on just while she lieing down even on couch poof a siezure.
her legs go all curled up and her head thrashes slobber lots of it eyes big as saucers. her body trembles i hate it..!!!
yessss its very scarey for us . we now know what to do but 1st time we did not,
thankgodness for internet to help./..
yess we took her to the vet we had blood work done also it all came back fine. he said is a process of elimation now. i have read that cockers can get epalipsy. i have read up on that lots now. we he thinks could be an allergy so NO more people food that so hard she thinks we are punishing her or so we think that.. prolly just us thinking that way..I have kept a journal each time she has 1 and try to think what she has ate or done day before.
they are always in the morning between 8 a/m and noon
yess even with NO people food she has had them so now what??
i have even started to make her own treats from scratch Vet said that was o.k all natural.
just asking any ideas here what you all think..
thanks for listening Lori & Emma
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