My 3.5 years male Labrador had seizure last year march once then this year march on Holi and yesterday. Intensity is increasing every time, he peed and there was foams in his mouth and his body was uncontrollable. I have Gardenal tablets .please tell how many to give, he is 35-40 kgs. And I also have Epi care syrup- what is the dosage? Or suggest any other medicine or anything else how to stop them.
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Please do a blood test before you can start any Medication, because gardenal has major impact on liver and using the drug without analysis of liver function prior can be dangerous
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All these scheduled drugs should not be used without a proper prescription, and also, it is a rule that in online, these kinds of drugs should not be prescribed.
First, get him checked fully, identify the root cause, and go for treatment.
Best to keep in quiet and dark environment while the seizures pass. Gardenal and epic are reduce seizure long term and won’t help immediately . Kindly refer to your primary veterinarian for the right dosage for your pet
Dog convulsing is a result of one or many of the conditions like Low Blood sugar, Liver and Kidney diseases, Calcium deficiency and Poor blood circulation. These are a few common causes but there can be some major underlying health concerns as well. Treating with Phenobarbitone (common brand – Gardenal): Phenobarbitone/ Gardenal is also a GABA enhancer and is a controlled substance, though commonly used in the case of dogs. Gardenal comes in 60mg tablets that is a one-day dose for a 40kg dog in 2 divided doses. Dose of epicare is 1ml /3 kg.
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Suggest for serum phenobarbitone examination .
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Share previous prescription to know what dose you uses before . In serious condition please visit near by vet or book consultation
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