🐶🧠 Seizures in Dogs｜What Should You Do? 🧠🐶

Allan Cheung
Jun 5
1 min read

Seeing your dog have a seizure is frightening, but three things matter most: stay calm, keep your dog safe, and arrange a veterinary check as soon as possible. Any seizure should be taken seriously and assessed by a vet.

This post briefly covers:

✔️ Common signs of seizures in dogs

✔️ Safe steps to take during and after a seizure

✔️ When it is an EMERGENCY versus when to book an URGENT vet visit

If you think your dog has had a seizure, try to record a video, follow the steps in the slides, and contact your veterinarian promptly so we can advise on investigations and treatment.

‼️ Save & share this vet‑approved guide with fellow dog parents 🐾‼️Staying prepared and seeking timely care can make all the difference for your dog’s health and safety.

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Close-up of a small brown poodle at Dr. Eric’s Animal Clinic, with text about Furry Facts Friday and dog seizure management.

Poster on dog seizure signs with bilingual text: paddling legs, collapse, drooling, shaking, loss of bladder/bowel control, confusion.

Bilingual dog seizure first-aid infographic on pale teal and pink background, with a phone showing a dog and safety tips.

Bilingual infographic on dog first aid after a seizure, with a cartoon dog and water bowl, listing recovery steps and clinic phone numbers

Infographic poster: Step 3 Contact a Vet, with English and Chinese seizure care advice, pink/orange panels, phone and vet icons.

Three cartoon cats on a sign reading contact your vet; paw prints float above, and two vets with a cat and dog stand below.

Furry Facts Friday poster with Dr. Sarah Lam holding a cat at Dr. Eric's Animal Clinic, paw prints, Chinese and English text.