Reddit reviews Medline Heavy Absorbency Underpads, 36" x 36" Quilted Fluff and Polymer Disposable Underpad, 50 Per Case, Great Protection as Bed Pads and Pee Pads
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Heavy absorbency - Medline's 36 x 36 inch disposable underpads feature a super absorbent core to provide incontinence protection for beds, furniture and floorsSoft quilted top sheet - Disposable bed pads with a soft diamond quilted top sheet is gentle on sensitive skinCore absorbs fluid and locks away odor - The fluff and polymer chux pad core absorbs fluid and quickly locks away odorLarge 36 x 36 inch size - The large size of this underpad makes it great for use as bed pads, furniture protectors or puppy pee padsConveniently packaged 50 per case - These chux are pre-folded and can easily fit in a bag for on the go convenience
I’m so so sorry. I managed my pup’s epilepsy for almost 9 years. Everything below is shared with the best intentions, and is based on my experiences only - I’m not a vet or anything.
I did CBD for the first several years after my pup’s initial seizures without conventional meds - but I did a massive dose each day (probably the recommended dose for your pup, and my guy was 13 lbs). Maybe try it again?
I also did during-seizure Valium rectally. It didn’t stop the current seizure, but it safeguarded against cluster seizures. Don’t let them compound it into plastic - it will degrade the Valium almost immediately. I got a glass vial and drew up a syringe, took off the needle, and put it in him via needle-less syringe. It’s not as hard as it may sound.
The other thing that made things slightly easier was jumbo quilted made-for-human pee pads. Not doggie ones. Doggie ones actually have attractant to encourage peeing on them. I spread the pee pads on the floor of my master bathroom. When pup had a seizure, I’d get him in the bathroom, basically carrying him with a blanket, and the pads helped ease cleanup (even a little helps). I just laid the blanket on the pee pads. For the last 2 years there were pads under blankets on my bed, on his bed, in his crate, and during seizures in the bathroom.
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Please don’t feel bad about crating him after the seizure. The post ictal period can be an hour or so, and they are super disoriented. Crating would keep him safe and secure.
I’m thinking of you, and sending you a virtual hug.
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