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Originally Posted by loco
 oeps sorry.
But I hope that you copypaste the list  .
Back to Topic,
That is mine point exactly, to have peace with "if we can not find anything thene" it will be .......(in this case Primair Epilepsy)  .
For myself ( mine dog) I will defintly want I second opinion if not a third a fourth and so on.
I know it is not surtern until there is a DNA, but vets also make mistake's it will defintly not be the first time there is something they missed specialie when you see the list  .
Groette Martine. |
They say it's the primary epilepsy because it's safe. When they not know the cause and have the possibility to be a genetic disease, it's better not uses this dog on reproduction because the risk.
Supose the vet say that this epilepsy may be not genetic, you make a litter and born puppies with the problem, the vet will be guilty because he was irresponsible.
