DOG HAVING SEIZURES

[teresamariecaglehitt]

Having a seizure. Talk calm, soft, pet. & don’t hold or restrict movement. When it passes still keep calm & quiet. Could take up to an hour to recover completely. May also be very thirsty, or not thirsty or hungry for many hours & usually wants to sleep after.

[BeanieBeanTheKitty]

The HEY HEY HEY HEY HEY HEY made me extremely anxious and I’m not even the one seizing. Poor dog

[SCARLO.]

They are still there, comfort them gently and speak in a soft voice. Just be there for them, there's nothing you can really do physically aside from maybe touching them and reassuring them you are there. Miss you lil npc.

[birdie]

Please don’t panic next time! They can hear you and they need comfort bc they’re stressed out

[NicolasBnameroblox]

Dog:help…im dying
Human:🤳🤳🤳hey!hey!hey!hey!🤳🤳🤳

[tatacloclo]

I can not.... this reel made me cry. I was exactly in the same situation 2 months ago for my cat and he passed away. So seeing this video was very hard. But since I came across this video accidentally I would like to say that every person in that situation has my support.

[sneakynigg]

In this situation, relax and wait it out. Seizure, though uncommon can randomly afflict your little fury friends. Don't restrain them, or move them. It will usually last about 30 seconds. Once they've self-stabilized, you can clean them up and take them to your nearest vet. These things happen. It's actually good he caught this in film. This is good teaching tape for fellow animal lovers. 👍

[spray_cheese]

If this ever happens to you, try not to panic. Often times they can still hear you and are mostly conscious still. If you assure them and comfort them with your presence. It can make the whole event a whole lot less scary for them. Also be sure to keep their head from bumping the ground. Afterwards call or take them to the vet.

[suspiciousmushroom]

Dog: is dying
Owner: Hey Hey HeyHey Heey Hey 🎶🎵🎶

[UgurArslan-ujep]

The dog; help
The human: HEY HEY HEY🤳🤳🤳🤳🤳

[medano]

Dogs can still hear and understand you while they are having a seizure, and it is good to talk to them and provide comfort while it’s happening.

Edit: There are different types of dog seizures and not all are unconscious during the episode. While the brain is misfiring motor function, it does not always impair sensory perception. In fact, it has been shown in studies that comforting your dog during seizures can decrease the length they occur. This information was confirmed by my vet. 🙂

[bboy_noiz]

I remember my buddy's first siezure, i didn't sleep all night, sat by him comforting him all night through his siezures, i hate that stress it puts on you every time it happens if he doesn't take his medication i never know if it's gunna be the last time i see him

[carlpangilinan]

Can we just talk about the fact the guy was still holding his phone XD

[jpartin]

My dog just died recently she struggled with seizures and they’re what got her. I hope this pup is well.

[NorzinB]

Looks like he was seeing it happen for the first time.. it scared the shit out of me when my dog started having them

[Begnoche]

Lost my dog to seizures and spent many restless nights by his side protecting him from further harm. Wish strength to everyone who endures this horrific experience. ❤

[TOWABOYS]

I aint gonna lie I was giggling idk why 😂😂

[DIYDomTheBuilder]

To All of You Commenting about Him Recording on His Phone or Nervously saying “Hey! Hey! Hey!”…
Just 🛑 Stop!…

1. This is likely NOT the 1st time this has happened. The owner has likely spoken to or taken the dog to a Vet, but b/c you can’t just make the dog have a seizure on command or by the 🫰 of your fingers, there’s only so much the Vet can do w/o having witnessed the event. So, he was prob instructed to try recording the seizure the next time it happens, in order to help the Vet properly diagnose it.

&

2. The owner clearly cares about his dog & appears to be genuinely worried about the dog’s well-being (hence the “Hey! Hey! Hey!”). Ask any seasoned medical professional that has many emergencies under their belt & they’ll tell you that while they may be able to stay calm & collected when treating a patient, it’s completely different when it happens to a loved one.
Honestly, unless this had been going on for years, I’d be more concerned about the dog if the owner was totally unemotional & just apathetically recording the vid like… “Yeah… So, my dog did this weird shaking thing today. Idk what it is, but I guess he’s ok. It didn’t last too long & after it stopped, he only acted like he was drunk for a few min. before behaving normal’ish again. Glad I didn’t panic & waste $$$ rushing him to the vet, lol!”

Aside from all that, I for one am thankful for videos like this that can be of help to any other owner who has a dog w/ seizures bc it can help educate & poss serve as an example for the Vet. i.e. “I haven’t had a chance to record Fido having a seizure yet, but it looks exactly like this example…”

[brendan]

His buddy reacting immediately scared is amazing the other dog knew right away something was wrong, this is one of the scariest things that can happen to a person or a pup

[piper]

Dogs are like humans they have seizures and everything but they can still hear aswell, i find it amazing how alike we can be and knowing they know that we love them just as much as they love us