Customized Seizure Medications for Your Pet's Unique Health Needs
At SaveWay, we know that caring for different types of animals, especially dogs, can present unique medical challenges. We understand that treating conditions like seizures and epilepsy in your dog requires specialized care, not a one-size-fits-all plan.
By choosing one of our custom treatment and administration options, you can effectively manage seizures and epilepsy in your dog and other pets. You don’t have to struggle to give your animals their necessary medications anymore. With SaveWay, you can get medical solutions that are specifically tailored to each animal’s unique health needs, right down to your preferred form of administration.
As your compounding pharmacy partner, you can expect:
Experts with 20+ Years of Experience
Fastest Shipping in the Industry
Domestic & Exotic Pet Medications
Highly Customizable Treatment Options
Various Dosage Forms in 50+ Flavors
Total-Care Customer Service
Most Common Causes of Seizures & Epilepsy in Pets
Understanding the common causes of seizures and epilepsy in dogs and other pets is crucial for effective diagnosis and treatment. Here’s a breakdown of the most prevalent causes and their implications:
Seizures
Diabetes
Fluctuations in blood sugar levels can cause seizures.
Epilepsy
Affects the brain when the infestation is severe.
Heartworms
Interrupts blood flow to the brain, leading to seizures.
Strokes
Deficiencies or excess nutrients can induce seizures.
Nutritional Imbalances
Deficiencies or excess nutrients can induce seizures.
Hydrocephalus
Fluid accumulation in the brain causes increased pressure and seizures.
Tumors
Brain tumors can disrupt normal brain function, causing seizures.
Head Injury
Trauma to the brain can lead to seizure activity.
Anemia
Low oxygen levels in the brain due to anemia can induce seizures.
Toxins
Exposure to toxic substances can result in seizures.
Liver Disease
Toxins from liver dysfunction can cause seizures.
Antifreeze Poisoning
Ingesting antifreeze leads to toxic reactions and seizures.
Kidney Disease
Toxin buildup from kidney failure can trigger seizures.
Hypocalcemia
Low calcium levels in the blood can cause seizures.
Electrolyte Problems
Imbalances in body electrolytes can lead to seizures.
Epilepsy
Diabetes
Can contribute to the development of epilepsy in some cases.
Tumors
May cause chronic seizure disorders like epilepsy.
Heartworms
In severe cases, they can contribute to epileptic seizures.
Nutritional Imbalances
Certain deficiencies or excesses can predispose pets to epilepsy.
Liver Disease
Chronic liver issues can lead to epileptic seizures.
Calcium Deficiency
Like hypocalcemia, this can lead to recurrent seizures.
Infection
Brain infections can cause chronic seizure conditions.
Chocolate Poisoning
Chronic effects can potentially lead to epilepsy.
Kidney Disease
Chronic kidney issues can contribute to epilepsy development.
Compounded Seizure & Epilepsy Medications
Caring for an animal, particularly those with seizures and epilepsy, can be overwhelming and scary, but the good news is that there are many effective treatments available to help manage and suppress these specific conditions.
With SaveWay, you’re not just choosing a medication; you’re choosing a solution that fits your pet’s unique needs. Our specialized seizure medications for dogs and other pets are available in various forms — liquids, mini-tablets, treats, transdermal gels and more, ensuring a smoother administration process.
Say goodbye to stressful medication routines and explore our tailored veterinary seizure treatments now.
Seizure Treatments
Levetiracetam
This drug treats involuntary muscle movements (seizures) that are caused by epilepsy. While this medicine cannot cure epilepsy, it will help to control seizures when used regularly.
Administration Options
- Liquid •
- Capsules •
- Tablets •
- Treats •
Phenobarbital
This drug inhibits seizures by controlling the abnormal electrical activity in the brain that occurs during a seizure.
Administration Options
- Liquid •
- Capsules •
- Mini-Tablets •
- Tablets •
- Treats •
- Transdermal Gel •
- Suppositories •
- Topicals •
- Injectables •
Diazepam
This drug suppresses seizure activity by affecting a substance in the brain called GABA (gamma-aminobutyric acid).
Administration Options
- Liquid •
- Capsules •
- Transdermal Gel •
- Suppositories •
- Injectables •
Seizure Treatments
Potassium Bromide
This drug works by competing with chloride ions for access to brain tissues. As potassium bromide levels in the brain rise and chloride levels drop, electrical activity in the central nervous system is inhibited. This makes the initiation of a seizure more difficult.
Administration Options
- Liquid •
- Capsules •
Zonisamide
This medication is used in combination with other medications to treat certain types of seizures by decreasing abnormal electrical activity in the brain.
Administration Options
- Liquid •
- Capsules •
- Mini-Tablets •
- Treats •
- Transdermal Gel •
Frequently Asked Questions
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What are the main causes of seizures in dogs?
The main causes of seizures in dogs include genetic factors (inherited epilepsy), liver disease, kidney failure, brain tumors, brain trauma, toxins and infections.
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What is the life expectancy of a dog with epilepsy?
Dogs with well-managed epilepsy have a near-normal life expectancy. However, severe or uncontrolled epilepsy can reduce life expectancy.
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How does SaveWay Pharmacy help in treating dog seizures?
SaveWay Pharmacy offers customized seizure medications tailored to each dog’s specific needs, available in various forms for easier administration.
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What should I not feed a dog that has seizures?
Avoid foods high in salts, artificial additives and common allergens like wheat and soy. Consult your veterinarian for a specific diet plan.
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Do epileptic seizures hurt dogs?
During a seizure, dogs typically do not feel pain. However, they may feel disoriented and confused afterward.
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What triggers epileptic dog seizures?
Common triggers of epileptic dog seizures include stress, excitement, dietary changes, flashing lights and specific sounds. Each dog may have unique triggers.
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