Article Updated 04/04/2024 T here is a lot of buzz about the upcoming solar eclipse, especially for folks who are in the path of totality. No matter where you live, if you plan on watching the solar eclipse, aside from protecting your eyes from “eclipse blindness” with special American Astronomical Society approved eclipse glasses, but did you know that the eclipse could have an affect on your Epi-dog (epileptic dog)? With the simulation of “night” as the sun is covered by the moon, animals may go into a nocturnal mode, or seem restless or confused, while others, will be unfazed. However, the excitement of the eclipse by humans could create excitement in our dogs, whether they have epilepsy or not, as they pick up on our energy and moods. The same as with non-epileptic dogs, if there is a lot of noise, whistling, clapping, or fireworks to celebrate, dogs could be frightened and attempt to escape. As with any loud or stressful holiday or event, be sure to have your pets se
Until recently I didn't know anything about Canine Epilepsy. The breeder where Tucker came from was telling us about one of the pups from the year before who just was diagnosed and how they were trying to help the family out.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful way to explain and personalize this....what a brave poochie Gibson is!
Congrats on an exciting paw forward!!!
ReplyDeleteSIGH... a perfect way to put the information out there. Best of Luck with the book and the SERIES.
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Go Gibson! You rock!!
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Thought id leave a comment on your blog and say hello. Richard from an Amish settlement in Pennsylvania.
ReplyDeleteHow exciting! Best of luck with the book. Such a good cause. So much is not known about canine epilepsy.
ReplyDeleteGood luck on your book. How exciting for you!
ReplyDeleteJust read your feature in American Dog! AWESOME! You guys are up to lots of cool stuff!
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This is great, I will be ordering a book for sure when it's ready! Thank you for supporting canine epilepsy!
ReplyDeleteHow exciting is that!! Confratulations
ReplyDeleteBenny & Lily
Very exciting! We are all proud of you and Gibson for taking the time to share about your experiences and knowledge.
ReplyDeleteAnd Gibson makes a very good proofreader!!
Wow, how exciting, congratulations. And thank you for giving to Canine Epilepsy Resources.
ReplyDeleteWooohooo! How exciting!
ReplyDeleteWoofs & hugs! <3
~Bailey (Yep, I'm a girl!)