This chemical is often used in over the counter flea treatments especially ones that are designed for dogs and can be toxic to cats.
Cat ate seizure medication.
Seizures happen when abnormal electrochemical activity occurs in the brain.
Medications such as chlorazepate pregabalin and gabapentin have not been well studied in cats.
It can be very upsetting to see your cat have a seizure.
Primidone which is metabolized to phenobarbital in the body is prescribed for dogs but many veterinarians do not recommend it for cats.
Cats with epilepsy can be given diazepam as well as pb and kbr because the effects last 20 hours in cats.
Though some veterinarians do use them to control seizures and epilepsy in cats there is not a lot known about how these medications affect cats on a long term basis and what types of side effects to expect.
A seizure is a sudden surge in the electrical activity of the brain causing signs such as twitching shaking tremors convulsions and or spasms.
Treatment for a cat having seizures.
They can occur as a single event as a cluster of seizures over a short period or on a recurring basis every few weeks or months.
This can include placement of an intravenous catheter administration of anticonvulsant medicine a medication that is used to help prevent or stop seizures sometimes referred to as anti seizure and collection of.
If your cat is in status epilepticus then the veterinary team will provide emergency care.
For pets with primary or idiopathic seizures anticonvulsant medication addresses the problem.
With epilepsy the seizures can be single or may occur in clusters and they can be infrequent and unpredictable or may occur at regular intervals.
Epilepsy is used to describe repeated episodes of seizures.