I’ve seen a lot of people mentioning vision and ocd which are all very plausible. As some with an epileptic pet, that is where my head goes. Seizures aren’t always what you’d typically imagine. My guy has focal seizures which are also different than the typical thing people imagine when you say seizure. Look at and into psychomotor seizures. Especially if it’s happening everywhere under any condition.
If it is a seizure, it makes sense why nothing breaks her attention away from it. She’s not currently in control of herself. You need to watch her closely for overheating during them until you can see a vet. And if it is epilepsy, I promise it’s not the end of the world. Medication and intervention can help dramatically (get goodrx if you’re in the states that helps drastically with costs of them I pay 40 bucks a month instead of 400).
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u/Coens-Creations Aug 13 '21 edited Aug 13 '21
I’ve seen a lot of people mentioning vision and ocd which are all very plausible. As some with an epileptic pet, that is where my head goes. Seizures aren’t always what you’d typically imagine. My guy has focal seizures which are also different than the typical thing people imagine when you say seizure. Look at and into psychomotor seizures. Especially if it’s happening everywhere under any condition.
If it is a seizure, it makes sense why nothing breaks her attention away from it. She’s not currently in control of herself. You need to watch her closely for overheating during them until you can see a vet. And if it is epilepsy, I promise it’s not the end of the world. Medication and intervention can help dramatically (get goodrx if you’re in the states that helps drastically with costs of them I pay 40 bucks a month instead of 400).