Anti-seizure therapy with Midazolam (Dormicum Bucoralum) is the latest treatment for childhood epilepsy. To stop seizures in dogs and cats, mist the drug into the nose.
Intravenous injections are more effective for epileptic seizures, but midazolam nasal spray, which can be done immediately by the owner, is the fastest, considering the time it takes to bring the animal to the veterinary hospital and prepare it for the veterinarian. Suppositories (die-ups) are available for pet owners to stop seizures, but midazolam nasal spray provides faster and more effective sedation.
I learned about the midazolam nasal spray method not at my regular veterinary hospital, but at the veterinary hospital where I received acupuncture and moxibustion treatment. If Kotaro had known this method earlier, he would not have had a status epileptic seizure and would have been able to walk normally. I am mortified and sad. Treatment methods vary from animal hospital to animal hospital. I should have chosen a veterinary hospital that knows the latest treatment methods, and an animal hospital that performs the latest treatment methods.
I want Kotaro to be the last person who suffers from status epileptic seizures, so I ask that owners of dogs and cats always have midazolam nasal spray in case of seizures. If you talk to a veterinary hospital, they should be able to help.
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Red tabby and white cat name is "Yanmar" (Rescue cat)
Shiba Inu name is "Kotaro" (Adopted dog)
Brown tabby and white cat name is "Monaka" (Rescue cat)
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