Epilepsy isn’t just a human condition—it affects our pets, too. 🐾🧠

In this episode, neurologist Dr. Thomas Swanson breaks down how epilepsy shows up in companion animals (especially dogs), how common it is, and what treatment options are used today. He explores how seizures in animals can mirror those in humans, the medications veterinarians rely on, and the challenges of researching and measuring seizure control in pets.

🎥 Watch to learn how epilepsy is diagnosed and treated in companion animals—and what this means for improving their quality of life.

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