👍Protect yourself from bites during a seizure.
🏠Create a safe environment for your dog during a seizure.
🧊Using ice packs can help calm a seizing dog.
🚫Avoid trying to hold or restrain your dog during a seizure.
📞Call a veterinarian if your dog has multiple seizures.
How can I protect myself from getting bitten during a seizure?
—Avoid putting your hands or face near the dog's mouth and stay away from the biting end.
What should I do if my dog is having a seizure under furniture?
—Gently pull them out using their back leg or tail, ensuring you stay away from the biting end.
Can I use an ice pack to help calm my dog during a seizure?
—Yes, placing an ice pack on the lower back can provide comfort and potentially shorten the seizure.
Should I try to hold or restrain my dog during a seizure?
—No, it's best to leave the dog in a sternal position (chest down, back up) and avoid restraining them.
When should I seek veterinary help for my dog's seizures?
—If your dog has multiple seizures or if the seizures last longer than usual, it's important to consult a veterinarian.
00:00It is important to protect yourself from bites during a seizure.
01:30Gently pull your dog out from under furniture if they're having a seizure.
02:10Placing an ice pack on the lower back can help calm your dog during a seizure.
03:14Leave your dog in a sternal position (chest down, back up) during a seizure.
05:23Seek veterinary help if your dog has multiple seizures or if they last longer than usual.
