“My dog had a seizure — what happens next?” When a dog has a seizure for the first time, our role as general practice veterinarians is to gather information and look for patterns, not jump straight to a diagnosis. Here’s what we can do: • Take a thorough history (what it looked like, how long it lasted, age matters) • Perform a full physical and neurological exam • Run baseline bloodwork to rule out common metabolic causes • Help decide whether this may be an isolated event or something that nee
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“My dog had a seizure — what happens next?” When a dog has a seizure for the first time, our role as general practice veterinarians is to gather information and look for patterns, not jump straight to a diagnosis. Here’s what we can do: • Take a thorough history (what it looked like, how long it lasted, age matters) • Perform a full physical and neurological exam • Run baseline bloodwork to rule out common metabolic causes • Help decide whether this may be an isolated event or something that nee
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