November marks Epilepsy Awareness Month and it also marks the end to Daylight Saving Time, a time for clocks to "fall back" in many areas on November 7th at 2 AM EST.       A question I am asked a lot, and do see often asked in dog epilepsy groups, is, "What do I do  about my dog's medication when the clocks go back?"   If your Epi-dog (dog with Epilepsy) is on specifically timed medications, you will want to adjust his schedule a few days ahead of time, or at least for the first day of the new time change, stagger the dosage times.    My FiveSibes Epi-tip is actually a simple formula for helping adjust your Epi-dog's medication doses to keep it as close to "normal" as possible. For example, if your pet typically gets his medications at  7 AM and 7 PM, for the first day of end of DST, give the AM dosage at the new fall-back time of 6:30 (true time would be 7:30, a half hour later than usual), and give the  7 PM dosage at 6:30 (true time wo

 #FiveSibes Flashback Photo ~ Circa 2014     Oh, Harley and Gibson...be still my heart. The love these two shared was instant and eternal. Gibson was smitten with Harley from the first moment he arrived at our house as a four-month old puppy. He quite literally fell tail over fluffy wooly teakettle for her (okay, she may have Husky body-slammed him that sent him rolling)! From that moment on, they were inseparable. Where one was, the other was close by. They always snuggled together. With that wooly warm coat, he was a magnet for all the pupsters, too, but all he ever wanted was to be near his love, Harley. Watching these two interact with each other over the years always warmed my heart. My OG Siberian Huskies. The founding Huskies of my FiveSibes.  And now they are together forever, snuggling amongst the stars, but always in my heart.    “Love is forever and always remembered.” ~Ken Poirot         The Linky tool will open all week for you to join us in the Blog Hop and share pics