My 5 year old BullDog Lab Mix has epilepsy. I have experienced several seizures with him and as hard as it is to witness my best friend going through such a traumatic event, I have learned to remain calm and collected in order to rehabilitate his mind and body after they happen. I am honored to be his human because it means I know he is safe and taken care of and that everything is being done to make sure he lives a long and healthy life. Our other dog, who recently passed, had a few minor, but recurring problems with her "bits" as our toddler likes to say. She had this for as long as we could remember, but we alway took action to keep her happy and healthy and active. She was diagnosed with lymphoma and wore a diaper that we changed four times a day (sometimes I would do so on my own. I had to pick her up in my lap and shimmy it on because she wasoverly sensitive. And she wasnt light! haha) Everyone would always ask about our two 'puppies,' when they are very much so full grown. So that's a great feeling. Hehe. All that is to say that we treat out pets like family, because that’s what they are, and there’s nothing we wouldn’t do to keep them happy and comfortable.