There are many reasons why human seizures are seizures. However, this medical problem does not affect humans alone. Your cat also has a seizure. As with any medical condition, you should see your veterinarian experiencing any health problems with any of your pets. When there is a cat for a pet, it is important to be responsible for keeping him or her as healthy and happy as possible.
Seizures are not necessarily the same in all cats. They can occur at any time and often have symptoms like loss of consciousness, muscle contraction, involuntary physical function, non-responsiveness, hallucinations, running in circles, and viciousness your cat has her seizures May or may not recognize you after a seizure has occurred. There are three major stages of seizures. In the pre-ictal phase, cats may "know" that a seizure occurs. So it's easy to hide tension. Your cat may also be very nervous and trembled. This may last up to several hours, but in some cases only a few seconds. The Ictal phase is a real seizure. At this stage, cats usually fall to their side and seem to be paralyzed. The body shakes out of control, and the head sometimes recedes. Your cat may lose control of body function. Usually, this phase does not last for more than five minutes, and shortly thereafter, he or she enters the post ictal phase. Your cat may experience temporary blindness, confusion, nervousness, and disorientation during this period.
If your cat has a seizure, don't panic. Unlike humans, cats can not swallow their tongue, so always take your hands off the mouth. There's nothing you can do to stop the seizure, it just prevents the cat from falling during or after the seizure and hurting itself.
Call your veterinarian immediately. In most cases, seizures are caused by epilepsy and are treatable and usually do not damage cats, but other medical conditions may also occur. Your veterinarian will have future attacks by doing physical examinations, studying blood and urine, and doing electrocardiograms to rule out more serious liver, heart, kidney, and blood disease. You can prescribe medications to help prevent and talk about ways to minimize the harm done to your cat during seizures, even along with your cat, even if he or she has seizures You may be able to live a proper care and healthy life.
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