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Manage Epilepsy & Seizures with Trusted Medications for All Pets

Seeing your pet experience a seizure is scary, but the immediate medication can make a big difference in managing epilepsy. From daily maintenance therapies to medications for breakthrough episodes, you’ll find what you need to support your pet’s health and peace of mind.

HardyPaw’s collection includes seizure medications for cats and dogs, as well as trusted options like gabapentin for dogs, levetiracetam tablets, and zonisamide to make your medication shopping easy. These products are from reputable manufacturers and are recommended by veterinarians.

Types of Epilepsy and Seizure Medications

Every pet responds differently to treatment, so HardyPaw offers various seizure control medications in multiple strengths and formats. Our products fit your pet’s diagnosis and treatment plan:

1. Daily Seizure Medications

  • Levetiracetam for dogs and cats (Keppra generic): Controls epilepsy with fewer side effects than older drugs.
  • Zonisamide 100 mg tablets: Used when seizures don’t respond to other medications.
  • Gabapentin for pets: Helps control seizures and relieve nerve pain.

2. Common Dosage Options

  • Gabapentin 100mg, 300mg, and 50mg capsules: For dogs of all sizes
  • Gabapentin liquid: Easy dosing for small pets
  • Levetiracetam 500 mg and 1000 mg tablets: Maintenance therapy

3. Supportive Treatments

  • Gabapentin for dogs: Also helps with arthritis and chronic pain
  • Levetiracetam ER (extended-release): Round-the-clock seizure control

Many pets do best with combination therapy. Your vet may prescribe more than one medication to control seizures effectively.

Benefits of Prescription Seizure Medications for Your Pet

Prescription medications are crucial for managing seizures and neurological conditions in pets, offering several key benefits:

  1. Reduce Seizure Frequency and Severity
    Medications like levetiracetam and zonisamide stabilize brain activity, minimizing seizures.
  2. Control Nerve Pain
    Gabapentin helps alleviate chronic pain from neurological issues.
  3. Improve Quality of Life
    Regular medication helps pets regain confidence and resume normal activities.
  4. Prevent Complications
    Proper treatment reduces the risk of life-threatening prolonged seizures (status epilepticus).

Always follow your vet's dosing instructions to avoid breakthrough seizures.

How to Choose, Use & Shop Seizure Medications from HardyPaw?

When your pet relies on daily medication, you can’t afford delays or uncertainty. Here’s why different pet owners (birds or other animals) trust HardyPaw:

  • Work Closely with Your Vet: Never adjust medication without professional advice.
  • Dose Precisely: Use the exact strength, like gabapentin 300 mg or levetiracetam 1000 mg, as prescribed.
  • Introduce Gradually: Some meds require a slow increase to avoid side effects.
  • Stay Consistent: Give doses simultaneously every day to maintain steady levels.
  • Be Prepared: Keep extra medication on hand and consider liquid or chewable options if your pet resists tablets.

Note: Keep an extra week of medication on hand in case of weather delays or unexpected refills.

With HardyPaw, you get vet-recommended brands, flexible forms and dosages, fast shipping, and clear instructions, all in one trusted place.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens if I give gabapentin to my dog?

Gabapentin helps control seizures and manage nerve pain. It is often used alongside other medications.

Is levetiracetam safe for dogs?

Yes. Levetiracetam for dogs is well-tolerated and effective for epilepsy if recommended by your vet.

Can cats take seizure medication?

Yes. Seizure medication for cats, like gabapentin or levetiracetam, can help control feline epilepsy, too.

Are seizures in pets curable?

Seizures can usually be managed, but not always cured. Medication helps control them.

What should I do if I miss a dose?

Give it as soon as you remember unless it’s close to the next dose; never double up.