Neurological side effects or adverse reactions can range from barely noticeable to severe. Adverse reactions to these compounds appear to affect animals randomly, although those with certain chronic diseases, the young and elderly, and animals that are immune-compromised seem to be at higher risk.
⚠️ It is important to report any adverse reactions to your veterinarian, the FDA, and the manufacturer.
With any animal that had any level of neurological or internal adverse reaction to these medications, I recommend keeping them as far away from chemicals as possible for the rest of their lives. This means using natural flea and tick prevention, asking for vaccine titers (blood tests to determine whether your pet has immunity to disease), or getting exemptions instead of vaccinations. These pets need to be fed a high-quality, species-appropriate diet made with human-grade ingredients.
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Thank you for this priceless information.
Thank you!! Important information especially for this time of year with the warmer weather coming….Sharing 😊🐕
I had this happen to my girl from heartgardplus. She woke early morning hours..acting scared and I held her then she had a seizure. Then eight hrs late another seizure. All the time between and after the first seizure she had Ataxia. The vet said she had never seen this before,. Hmm. She was put on phenobarbital which she never had another seizure. At the three month point I want to wean her off the phenobarbital in which I did over a few week time. She never had a breakthrough seizure ever. So I am grateful she’s doing great! I did have a plan if she started seizing again…
In January I started feeding your pup loaf…and she had the seizures in May, I attribute the good food helping her to be stronger, her immune system, and get through the awful incident.