Can dogs with epilepsy be bathed?

A dog with epilepsy can be bathed, but do not bathe it during an epileptic seizure. You can usually bathe it with warm water when the weather is good. The movements should be gentle and the bathing speed should be fast to avoid the dog's resistance. After taking a bath, wipe it dry with a towel in time, and then use a hair dryer to dry the hair to prevent the dog from getting cold and getting sick.
Precautions for epileptic dogs:
1. Owners should pay attention to supplementing calcium for dogs at ordinary times, and feed more calcium-rich foods. Calcium is essential for Nervous stability is very important.
2. When a dog has an epileptic seizure, do not take any intervention measures. Move dangerous objects away from the dog to prevent the dog from being touched and injured.
3. After the dog has an epileptic seizure, you can clean its mouth and nose, feed it some water and food, put it in a quiet place to rest for a while, and then send it to the pet hospital for examination.
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