In some cases, if cluster seizures are observed, your neurologist may recommend temporarily increasing the dose or frequency of your pet’s regular seizure medications. This is most commonly done with phenobarbital or levetiracetam. Adjustments may involve giving a higher dose than usual or giving the same dose more frequently. These changes are typically short-term, lasting only 2–3 days. Your neurologist will … Read moreAdjusting Maintenance Drugs
Clorazepate is an oral benzodiazepine used as a short-term rescue medication to help manage cluster seizures. Because the body can develop tolerance if this drug is used daily for long periods, it is important not to overuse it. This is not as strong as midazolam but has a longer duration of action. Dosing Give the first dose once … Read moreClorazepate
Midazolam is an injectable medication that can be given intranasally (in the nose) during cluster seizures. It may be provided as a liquid or gel. This method is the fastest at-home way to stop seizures, usually working within 5–10 minutes and lasting for about 2 hours. It is especially useful in emergencies when IV access is not … Read moreMidazolam
