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Researchers
Investigate New Ways of Controlling Canine Epilepsy
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For more information contact Greg Thomas at 919-515-3470 or greg_thomas@ncsu.edu Complete report- .wav file version Complete
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Dr. Karen Munana says that medications generally work well for treating canine epilepsy, but unfortunately for some dogs, that's not enough. TRT - :26 OC - Considerable side effects download Munana1.wav | |||
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Munana says even though medications can be very effective, there can be several serious side effects. TRT - :19 OC - Blood cell parameters download Munana2.wav | |||
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Munana says these new treatments being studied could make a big difference in the lives of many dogs and their owners. TRT - :29 OC - Alternative therapies download Munana3.wav | |||
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Munana says while she thinks
these treatments will help many dogs, she says they're not a cure-all.
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Munana says these treatments could have a big impact for dog owners in the pocketbook. She says medications to treat canine epilepsy can get very expensive.download Munana5.wav |