***Update (8/15/2024): This slot has been filled. The Companion Animal Epilepsy Research Lab at NCSU-CVM has their Husky! Thank you to all who applied.**** The Companion Animal Epilepsy Research Lab at North Carolina State Univerity is seeking a "control dog" - one MALE SIBERIAN HUSKY, Neutered, with NO health issues, NO history of seizures, and does NOT live in a household with an Epidog to complete a survey for part of a Sleep & Epilepsy Study led by Dr. Alejandra Mondino, DVM, MSc, PhD, and Dr. Karen Muñana, DVM, MS, DACVIM (Neurology). This study aims to understand how Epilepsy disrupts sleep by comparing affected dogs to healthy controls. TO BE ELIGIBLE, YOUR DOG MUST: ●  Be a male, neutered Siberian Husky ●Have NO current medical issues ●Be between 1 to 5 years of age ●Have NO history of seizures ●NOT live in the same household as another dog with Epilepsy.    Please read the criteria carefully to see if your Husky fits the call out, and if you'd be ...

The North Carolina State Companion Animal Epilepsy Research Lab is exploring factors related to sleep and epilepsy in dogs.  If you'd like to possibly participate in this clinical trial study, simply fill out the pre-screening questionnaire HERE.   National Data Base of Pets With Epilepsy  Did you know you can sign up your Epi-dog on the NCSU-CVM Companion Animal Epilepsy Research Lab's National Data Base of Pets With Epilepsy? This information is kept confidential at the Lab, but this information is so helpful to them in the pursuit of Canine Epilepsy research. Fill out the questionnaire HERE.    Check out this important flyer from the Companion Animal Epilepsy Research Lab: Click on image above to view entire flyer.   For important Canine Epilepsy information, as well as ongoing Clinical Trials through the Companion Animal Epilepsy Research Lab at the North Carolina State University-College of Veterinary Medicine, visit their website HERE. Contact: Jul...