Here's what you should do if your dog is having a seizure:
1. Stay calm: Your dog will be frightened and disoriented. Try to stay calm to help your dog feel reassured.
2. Clear the area: Move any objects that could injure your dog if they thrash around during the seizure.
3. Time the seizure: Note how long the seizure lasts. This information is important for your vet.
4. Don't put anything in your dog's mouth: You may be tempted to try to hold their mouth open or insert anything into their mouth, but this is not safe.
5. Keep your dog safe: If your dog is having a seizure, try to guide them to a safe area.
6. Contact your veterinarian: Call your vet immediately or seek emergency veterinary care.
Important Note:
* This is not a substitute for professional medical advice. A veterinarian is the best resource for diagnosing and treating seizures in dogs.
* Every dog is different. What you should do in a seizure situation may vary depending on the severity and cause of the seizures.
Please reach out to your veterinarian for the most accurate and helpful guidance for your dog's specific needs.