Helpful Tips for Giving Epi-Dogs (or Any Dog) Medications

I was thrilled that on Purple Day this year I debuted this new joint-project I did with Tracy Smith of the supportive GIBBS-erish...Making Sense of Canine Epilepsy Facebook group. I've paired up with Tracy before when she hosted her Whine & Wag video podcast on "Talking About Canine Epilepsy" with veterinarian neurology experts. That was a such a great project, that we teamed up again for this one! Gibson with his anti-epileptic medications (AEMs), also referred to as AEDs (anti-epileptic drugs) and/or anti-convulsants. Both having Epi-dogs - Tracy's "Gibbs" and my "Gibson" - we know how often times it can be a challenge to a) get dogs to take their much-needed medications, and 2) ensure they actually swallowed their medications (as many are pretty tricky! I've found my Gibson's capsule stuck in his thick wooly fur a few times)! Missed doses can be very unnerving for Epi-dogs as it is so important to keep those anti-seizure m...