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General information about Canine Epilepsy
 | Keeping an accurate medication and seizure record |
| Status Epilepticus, A life Threatening Condition |
| Reading Laboratory Results |
| Radar's Triumph over Epilepsy |
Medications and treatments used to control Seizures
Secondary and Reactive Canine Epilepsy
| Diseases of the Liver |
| Hyperlipidemia |
| Hydrocephalus |
| Hypoglycemia |
| Hypothyroidism |
| Metals and Other Toxins |
| Tick Diseases |
Dietary Supplements and Nutritional Information
| Vitamin Supplements |
| Herbal Supplements |
| Diet and the Epileptic Dog |
Common Concerns about Canine Epilepsy
| Spaying/Neutering an epileptic dog |
| Anesthesia for dogs with canine epilepsy |
| Heartworm Preventative for an Epileptic Dog |
| Antibiotics and seizures |
| Abnormal behaviors such as crying, whining, urinary incontinence, excessive sedation, aggression and hyperactivity. |
| Bogie's Story |
| Bogie's Pictures |
| Hawkeye's Story |
| Hawkeye's Pictures |
| Radar's Story |
| Radar's Pictures |
| Bogie, Hawkeye and Radar's Friends |
