When our dogs are dealing with intense seizures on a chronic level, you may have to decide whether or not you should put it down. Let’s learn more about dog seizures and making this tough decision.
A seizure happens when there’s a sudden change in the electrical signals in your dog’s brain. During this time, the seizure will be controlling your dog. It may not be aware of what is going on around it.
Seizures can range in severity from mild to life-threatening. Your dog may experience muscle spasms, loss of bladder control, or even loss of consciousness.
After a seizure has concluded, you should check your dog for injuries it may have sustained. If your dog is disoriented or confused, you should keep a close eye on it.