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megnmck · 02-20-2010, 02:43 PM

Hi,
I am brand new to yorkie talk. I have an eight year old tiny or tea cup yorkie name Bruno. Bruno has had seizures since he was six months. I have been to almost every specialist. the final diagnosis was Epilepsy. He is currently on Phenobarytal at 2.5 ml twice a day.

he has never stopped breathing; however, a precursor to the the seizure is losing bladder control. he then goes rigid; and begins the seizure while maintaining the rigidness. If you have an further questions, please let me know.....I was given many diagnoses, some very grave indeed. Keep your chin up; and get him diagnosised; ask for the diazaban (?) syrgines which can be injected into his hiney to help the seizure. This is prescribed the Vet and is for emergency or particularly severe seizures.

02-20-2010, 02:43 PM	#6
megnmck YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: wilmington, de Posts: 1	Possible Epilepsy Hi, I am brand new to yorkie talk. I have an eight year old tiny or tea cup yorkie name Bruno. Bruno has had seizures since he was six months. I have been to almost every specialist. the final diagnosis was Epilepsy. He is currently on Phenobarytal at 2.5 ml twice a day. he has never stopped breathing; however, a precursor to the the seizure is losing bladder control. he then goes rigid; and begins the seizure while maintaining the rigidness. If you have an further questions, please let me know.....I was given many diagnoses, some very grave indeed. Keep your chin up; and get him diagnosised; ask for the diazaban (?) syrgines which can be injected into his hiney to help the seizure. This is prescribed the Vet and is for emergency or particularly severe seizures.