Dog Epilepsy Medication and Seizure Journal

Description

Nothing is more heart-wrenching or terrifying than watching your dog have a seizure. Keeping detailed records on seizure phases including the aural, ictal, and postictal phases is very important.
Detailed notes on both seizure frequency and length of seizure, medications, and reactions to medications will allow you to better communicate with your veterinarian or neurologist.
Keeping detailed information on each seizure event will be helpful in determining treatment options for your furry friend.
This seizure activity logbook will allow you to keep important information for later follow-up with your pet's medical team. This journal allows for multi-house members or pet-sitters who might be caring for your pet to record their name as to who witnessed the seizure and their observations.
At the back of the journal is a section on questions to ask your vet/neurologist. Taking notes on what you need to ask your pet's vet or neurologist will allow you to more efficiently participate in follow-up care medical appointments.