A free seizure diary for dogs and cats with epilepsy: when each seizure started, how long it lasted, what you saw and how your pet recovered. Your vet will ask about all of it.
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Seizure log
Month
Pet's name
Vet & phone
Daily medicationname, dose and times as prescribed
Rescue medicationif prescribed
Emergency clinic & phone
When my vet wants a call, or an emergency visit
Date
Startedtime
Lastedmin : sec
What you sawstiff or paddling legs, aware or not, drooling, lost bladder or bowel control
Just beforesleeping, eating, excited, anything unusual
Recoverytime until normal, and how your pet acted
Rescue medif given: name and time
One line per seizure, even when several come close together. Time it on your phone if you can: seizures often feel longer than they are, and a short video shows your vet what you saw.
A record kept by the owner, not veterinary advice. Follow your vet's instructions for every medication and dose.
Free chart from frekvens.ai/apps/petmedicationtracker/printables
A preview of the sheet. The PDF prints it at full size.
On the sheet
What's on the seizure log
Your pet's details: daily seizure medication as prescribed, any rescue medication your vet has prescribed, and the numbers for your vet and the emergency clinic.
A box for your vet's own instructions on when to call them or go straight to an emergency clinic. Ask at your next visit and write the answer here.
Twelve lines, one per seizure: date, start time, how long it lasted, what you saw, what was happening just before, how long recovery took and how your pet acted, and any rescue medication given.
Filling it in
Keeping a seizure diary
Time it.Start a timer on your phone as soon as you can. Seizures can feel much longer than they are, and your vet will want to know how long each one lasted.
Film it if you can.A short video shows your vet what words can't.
One line per seizure.If several come close together, give each its own line. The pattern matters.
Note what came just before.Sleep, excitement, a change in routine: possible triggers only show up over many entries.
Bring it to every visit,together with your daily medication record. The pet medication chart works for that.
Not veterinary adviceThis log is a record, not veterinary advice. Follow your vet's instructions for daily and rescue medication, and ask your vet when a seizure needs a phone call or an emergency visit.
Prefer reminders on your phone? Pet Medication Tracker reminds you of daily medication at the prescribed times and keeps the dose history for your vet, on iPhone and iPad. Free for one pet.
