From Warning Signs to Prevention: Navigating Dog Seizures
4. Keep Your Dog Cool
The natural inclination might be to wrap your dog in a blanket as a source of comfort and warmth. While that might be recommended for humans, it’s the opposite for dogs. Seizures can generate a lot of body heat. The best thing to do is gently apply cool compresses or ever ice bags. If you can, place your dog near a fan, so the circulating air can cool him down.
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