What causes epilepsy in dogs?

There are three types of epilepsy in dogs: primary, metabolic, and secondary. Primary epilepsy, as the name implies, is born with it, which is genetic inheritance, while metabolic epilepsy is generally caused by endocrine disorders, such as blood calcium. Lower grade, secondary forms of epilepsy are caused by some diseases, such as encephalitis, canine distemper, cardiovascular disease, etc.
Tips:
Parents who discover that their dogs have epilepsy should promptly find out the cause and provide targeted treatment, and do not use medication indiscriminately.
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