Question of passing out
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wrote on 25 Jun 2010, 21:47 last edited by
He didn't do any blood work we need to talk more about that
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wrote on 25 Jun 2010, 22:19 last edited by
He didn't do any blood work we need to talk more about that
What?!! :eek: I'm surprised that wasn't done. You need that done ASAP. See this link as well.
http://www.essortment.com/all/epilepsydogs_rhac.htm -
wrote on 26 Jun 2010, 00:15 last edited by
how very strange. Narcalepsy springs to mind. As does epilepsy or hypoglycemia or heart problems.
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wrote on 26 Jun 2010, 00:53 last edited by
Thanks for all the responses. We don't think it's a reaction to bites or plants because it's happenned twice a year a part. If it happened more often if might be easier to figure out not that I want it to.
Was it truly 1 year apart so that the incident happened at the same time of year each time? If so, it may be an environmental allergy where they bug or plant is only active at that time of year. I have heard of dogs only having a reaction to something once a year at the same time each year. These incidents occur in Southern California. They are always in the late spring/early summer and the dogs break out in hives all over their bodies. No one knows what they are reacting to but it does seem to be some sort of allergen.
I have heard of other dog owners in mostly the midwest who have had dogs that have collapsed much the same way you describe. I don't know if any of them had dogs who had a similar episode again at a later date.
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wrote on 26 Jun 2010, 01:07 last edited by
how very strange. Narcalepsy springs to mind. As does epilepsy or hypoglycemia or heart problems.
The thing that is a strange is the fact that the pads of her feet and ears get cold and her temp lowers plus her gums get pale. She doesn't respond to any stimuli during an episode. Going to put a call in to the vet tomorrow and ask about blood work.
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wrote on 26 Jun 2010, 01:18 last edited by
Welcome to the forum - glad to have you here. She's such a sweet looking b - I do hope that you get to the bottom of the problem. I am sure everyone will do the best they can to help you out.
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wrote on 28 Jun 2010, 21:03 last edited by
Talked to my vet today and Kay-Dee is having a full panel of bloodwork done Tuesday morning and is having a urine test if I can get some. She's not co-operating right now. :D The vet is also going to send the video of her having the last episode to a vet that specializes in nerological problems.
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wrote on 28 Jun 2010, 21:20 last edited by
Well done. I do hope that you get results that get to the bottom of the problem and that a treatment can soon be found.
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wrote on 28 Jun 2010, 21:31 last edited by
Do let us know…we try to learn from everyone who posts here...hugs to you and your b.
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wrote on 30 Jun 2010, 20:51 last edited by
Got report of blood work on Kay-Dee everything was normal. He wants another urine sample because the other had crystals in it, but he said it could be from setting at the lab it was sent to. So I will bring a sample and he is going to check for crystals himself.
He is sending the recording of the episode and bloodwork results to another vet that specializes in neurological issues to see if he can shed any light on it. -
wrote on 30 Jun 2010, 23:19 last edited by
I think that in the future that it would be important to get a blood sample when or just after she is having the episode…. if it was a plant, critter bite... by now the toxic substance would most likely be gone.
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