Posted by: "Michele Masterfano" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Neil just had what appears to be a seiure. I described it to the >emergency vet and he is in agreement with me. >We are watching him very closely. Betty, Several years ago my Sheltie had fairly frequent (every few weeks) seizures, and now my little Casey has them on rare occasions. Unless they are really frequent, it seems that there is no need to treat them for it. Keep an eye on him to make sure they aren't happening often, but if he has another, just hold him and love him. They frequently will either have to pee or throw up after one, but once it's passed, it's passed. And I've been told you don't have to worry about them choking like you do with humans. This is all assuming, of course, that the siezure wasn't caused by something he ingested (like anti-freeze). Lots of luck. I know how scary they are. Michele and Casey Pennsylvania
