The main treatment for epilepsy in puppies is oral anti-epileptic drugs to control seizures.

During treatment, the oral medication should start at the lowest dose. If it is ineffective, you can slowly increase the dose of the medication, or you can check whether the medication is effective in the body through blood tests.

In addition, dog owners also need to pay attention to the following matters:

If the dog is Taking anti-epileptic drugs requires regular feeding.

Record the circumstances of each epilepsy, such as duration, date, whether there are external stimulation triggers, drug dosage, etc., so as to communicate with the veterinarian and improve the treatment plan.

When the owner is not at home, the dog needs to be placed in a safe place to prevent them from being injured during epilepsy.

Go to the hospital for regular check-ups. When taking anti-epileptic drugs, blood and various indicators need to be checked regularly to ensure the dog's health status and drug efficacy.