Wow, it's awful watching a rat have a seizure. Or several in a row.
Backstory: week or 2 ago Dimo (guesstimate of 21 months) was super lethargic for a day or two. Then started behaving mostly normal again. We suspected a potential mini stroke but he seemed back to 80% or so of normal once he got food and water in him again.
Last week he had a single observed seizure of the just freezing up and staring off into distance then being real disoriented type. 2 days ago he had a fall over and shake type. Last night he had 4-5 grand mal type (standing up waving arms, teeth chattering, shaking) over about 2 hours and then was real lethargic.
Taking Dimo to the vet today to get Prednisone and Baytril/Doxycycline and go from there if he responds. Wish we had a good rat vet here but we know more about the fuzzballs than any vet around here does.
Backstory: week or 2 ago Dimo (guesstimate of 21 months) was super lethargic for a day or two. Then started behaving mostly normal again. We suspected a potential mini stroke but he seemed back to 80% or so of normal once he got food and water in him again.
Last week he had a single observed seizure of the just freezing up and staring off into distance then being real disoriented type. 2 days ago he had a fall over and shake type. Last night he had 4-5 grand mal type (standing up waving arms, teeth chattering, shaking) over about 2 hours and then was real lethargic.
Taking Dimo to the vet today to get Prednisone and Baytril/Doxycycline and go from there if he responds. Wish we had a good rat vet here but we know more about the fuzzballs than any vet around here does.