Heavy Downpours, Flood Warning| Dayseeker |
| If she had a tick and you guys are in the woods, I would be going with that first. Ticks suck and symptoms can take a long time to show. I would thoroughly run through every inch of her if you can, including her muzzle. My dog had a tick inside of her lip from sniffing the ground |
| Pagani |
| I never knew labs were at high risk of seizures. Was definitely extremely terrifying. |
| Dayseeker |
| Unfortunately both labs and retrievers are also high risk for cancer, too, which also can cause seizures :( I hope that is not the case though. Your vet should have results soon I imagine |
| Pagani |
| Lyra, She had a tick a few weeks ago but since then, she has been all healed up. We do have woods and so we thought ticks but I am really at a loss right now. |
| Pagani |
| Eve, As far as I know of, no. She was laying in my bed and got down so I thought she was just going to walk around. Then I started hearing weird things so I got up and she was only shaking a little and wobbling. She was aware as I was near her and she was looking at me but not with an estranged look. Then she got on my bed and I thought she calmed down as my immediate thought wasn't seizure due to her having no previous history of such. But, she flipped out on my bed, fell off and yeah just went crazy from there. Lost control of her bladder and such. Normally my room is her safe place and where she goes if there is a stressful situation. |
| DSD Training Center |
| My gsp x great Pyrenees has epilepsy. He never had them until he turned 4, if I remember correctly, but his were quite mild. We were able to get him on medication and he hasn't had one since. |
| Dayseeker |
| epilepsy can be managed fairly well with meds in dogs. I mean, it wouldn't be a cure and seizures can still happen but it helps reduce it. Has she been in the woods and been checked for ticks? ticks can very easily cause seizures too |
| Cadence Farms |
| Was your dog stressed out? I had a labsky that would have seizures, but only at the vet, because she was stressed out. Her brain just snapped and eventually she got used to going to the vet and outgrew it. |
| Pagani |
| I took her this morning and they're doing blood tests on her but I'm just hoping it's not hereditary and that it won't be constant as she's never had one before and she's 3. But I was just wondering if labs are prone to it. I know about the breed quite a bit but I've never stopped to think if they're prone to seizures. |
| Dash and Duchess |
| Ani, oh gosh that's awful! To my knowledge labs can be at greater risk of epilepsy, so it may be that she's just showing symptoms now, i'd recommend talking with her vet and giving them whatever you find from her dam's info <3 |
| QualitySH |
| Mr. Google says they can be more likely to get them. I'd think that it could be a possible genetic thing |
| Dayseeker |
| Unfortunately there's a lot of things that can cause seizures. I would schedule an emergency visit |
| Dayseeker |
| I used to work with dogs and have a good chunk of behavioral training under my belt so depending on what it is, yes |
| Pagani |
| Do you know if labs are breed prone to seizures? My female just had one this morning but is not epileptic as far as we know. I know the owner of her sire and he's not epileptic. Am currently trying to get in contact with her breeder and the dam. But, her seizure was so bad that she put a hole in my wall and was running into walls. |
| QualitySH |
| Sadly I do not like mojitos. I love mint but not mixed with an adult beverage. It dont mix for me |
| Dash and Duchess |
| Ani, I've got one and have for almost 10 years now, so i should be able to help! xD |
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| Dayseeker |
| If she had a tick and you guys are in the woods, I would be going with that first. Ticks suck and symptoms can take a long time to show. I would thoroughly run through every inch of her if you can, including her muzzle. My dog had a tick inside of her lip from sniffing the ground |
| Pagani |
| I never knew labs were at high risk of seizures. Was definitely extremely terrifying. |
| Dayseeker |
| Unfortunately both labs and retrievers are also high risk for cancer, too, which also can cause seizures :( I hope that is not the case though. Your vet should have results soon I imagine |
| Pagani |
| Lyra, She had a tick a few weeks ago but since then, she has been all healed up. We do have woods and so we thought ticks but I am really at a loss right now. |
| Pagani |
| Eve, As far as I know of, no. She was laying in my bed and got down so I thought she was just going to walk around. Then I started hearing weird things so I got up and she was only shaking a little and wobbling. She was aware as I was near her and she was looking at me but not with an estranged look. Then she got on my bed and I thought she calmed down as my immediate thought wasn't seizure due to her having no previous history of such. But, she flipped out on my bed, fell off and yeah just went crazy from there. Lost control of her bladder and such. Normally my room is her safe place and where she goes if there is a stressful situation. |
| DSD Training Center |
| My gsp x great Pyrenees has epilepsy. He never had them until he turned 4, if I remember correctly, but his were quite mild. We were able to get him on medication and he hasn't had one since. |
| Dayseeker |
| epilepsy can be managed fairly well with meds in dogs. I mean, it wouldn't be a cure and seizures can still happen but it helps reduce it. Has she been in the woods and been checked for ticks? ticks can very easily cause seizures too |
| Cadence Farms |
| Was your dog stressed out? I had a labsky that would have seizures, but only at the vet, because she was stressed out. Her brain just snapped and eventually she got used to going to the vet and outgrew it. |
| Pagani |
| I took her this morning and they're doing blood tests on her but I'm just hoping it's not hereditary and that it won't be constant as she's never had one before and she's 3. But I was just wondering if labs are prone to it. I know about the breed quite a bit but I've never stopped to think if they're prone to seizures. |
| Dash and Duchess |
| Ani, oh gosh that's awful! To my knowledge labs can be at greater risk of epilepsy, so it may be that she's just showing symptoms now, i'd recommend talking with her vet and giving them whatever you find from her dam's info <3 |
| QualitySH |
| Mr. Google says they can be more likely to get them. I'd think that it could be a possible genetic thing |
| Dayseeker |
| Unfortunately there's a lot of things that can cause seizures. I would schedule an emergency visit |
| Dayseeker |
| I used to work with dogs and have a good chunk of behavioral training under my belt so depending on what it is, yes |
| Pagani |
| Do you know if labs are breed prone to seizures? My female just had one this morning but is not epileptic as far as we know. I know the owner of her sire and he's not epileptic. Am currently trying to get in contact with her breeder and the dam. But, her seizure was so bad that she put a hole in my wall and was running into walls. |
| QualitySH |
| Sadly I do not like mojitos. I love mint but not mixed with an adult beverage. It dont mix for me |
| Dash and Duchess |
| Ani, I've got one and have for almost 10 years now, so i should be able to help! xD |
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