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posted 04-03-2003 03:38 PM
I have a 3yr old lab. He has seizures and is taking phenebarbitol for them. Ever since he has been on that he has not had one. When he used to have a seizure he would loose only his bowel movement, never did pee during one. So the 1st time he pee'd the bed I just thought he had a seizure, but when he has them it wakes me up because he shakes really bad and he sleeps in my bed. Its weird because after he pees he sleeps in it, I dont know if he doesnt know he's done it but he sleeps there. And it doesnt smell like Urine and its not yellow, so if anyone knows anything please help. IP: Logged |
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posted 04-03-2003 06:20 PM
 
I am so sorry to hear of your dog's seizure problems. The only suggestion I have for you is to ask your vet. Also remember the medication your dog is on will alter her ability to think and react. I personally don't like using medication to solve a problem, but that is only if there is no alternate choice. In your case, there is no alternate choice, I know of. I feel very bad for your dog and you. This must be very painful to watch and must be very painful for your dog to go through. I am happy that the medication in working cotrol the seizures, but I am sorry I do not have an answer for you. I wish you and your doggy the best of luck and don't hesitate to ask your vet. It is probably related to the medication. Good luck IP: Logged |
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