Snicker Bar
08-02-2017, 06:45 PM
We've made it almost three weeks seizure free since her last triple seizure episode I posted about . We started once daily keppra, cancelled trip to monitor her, then took her on mandatory trip- all with no problems. Today, her first day of freedom in her large familiar room, they've started again. She just had two major gran male withiin the last hour. I'm going to start her dose twice, maybe three times daily. Getting Valium now to have on hand if night gets rough .
This is very hard for me to even type; in my profession folks ask me this all the time, "What would you do, if this were your dog? Cat???" I usually recommend, if their quality of life is miserable, or, if it's possible to refer for imaging studies and rule out an incurable condition ( brain tumor) , I would put the animal out of its misery.
This , being a squirrel, and with limited research ( at least I can't find anything??), I'm at a loss of where to go from here. Have ANY others here had a head trauma rescue that developed seizures later in life ( she's almost three)? Do they generally get progressively worse? Or have any here successfully stabilized and given a wild mammal a good quality of life?
This is very hard for me to even type; in my profession folks ask me this all the time, "What would you do, if this were your dog? Cat???" I usually recommend, if their quality of life is miserable, or, if it's possible to refer for imaging studies and rule out an incurable condition ( brain tumor) , I would put the animal out of its misery.
This , being a squirrel, and with limited research ( at least I can't find anything??), I'm at a loss of where to go from here. Have ANY others here had a head trauma rescue that developed seizures later in life ( she's almost three)? Do they generally get progressively worse? Or have any here successfully stabilized and given a wild mammal a good quality of life?