Thanks so much for the tip on the sugarwater, ice-cream & pedialyte ice chips, Doxiemommy 3! If he should ever get this way again ( heaven forbid!) i'll know what to do to make it better! Thanks so much!
Thanks so much for the tip on the sugarwater, ice-cream & pedialyte ice chips, Doxiemommy 3! If he should ever get this way again ( heaven forbid!) i'll know what to do to make it better! Thanks so much!
Glad he is ok. If he has it again I would have my vet do a blood panel-he might needto be on a daily medicine. There are a lot of tests that they can run besides just doing a check up.
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Poor Bob! Glad he is o.k. now. Lots of to ward off future seizures.(sounded like a seizure to me too).
ITA If it happens again, he does need a complete physical, a basic battery of blood tests, and an electrocardiogram (EKG). These tests rule out disorders of the liver, kidneys, heart, electrolytes, and blood sugar level.Originally Posted by LUVMYGUNNER
It's quite possible this is the first and last seizure that Bob Barker will ever have, if that's what it was. So try not to worry about it.
When my cat has a seizure, I use Karo syrup.
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