My dog has seizures and is bleeding from nose does any one know why?

Question

there is no vet for 150 miles from here there is a hospital do you think they would see a him? is there any thing i can do?

Answer 1

Take it to the vet

Answer 2

Maybe because his brain is bleeding or something?! Good god. NO ONE ON HERE KNOWS WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOUR DOG.

TAKE

IT

TO

A

VET

Answer 3

Not positive, but it may be an aneurism - Get the dog to the Vet ASAP!

Answer 4

Take him to the vet before he gets worse

Answer 5

not enough information. is it 15yrs old, a puppy, pregnant, has it been run over by a car?  

Answer 6

Brain Tumor poor pooch don't ask on YAHOO just go to VET.

Answer 7

TAKE HIM/HER TO THE VET ASAP!

Answer 8

If something happens that serious, whether to a person, a dog, or any other living animal, it's not normal.

Your dog needs to bee seen by a vet.

Yahoo! Answers =/= Vet

Answer 9

It sounds like a brain tumor. I'm sorry.

Answer 10

Yikes

Answer 11

I'm not sure but you should definitely take him to the vet as soon as you can. It sounds like a very serious problem.

Answer 12

YEAH MATE GO NOW!!!! Just ask them if they will look at your dog.

I MEAN NOW!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 13

Trauma to the head would have those effects.

Edit:

Btw, your Q has depressed me.

Answer 14

VET  they will kno y   i personally dont kno sorry  

Answer 15

blow to the head, brain tumor, aneurysm.  sounds like your dog is dying.  Get him to the vet to be treated or put down humanely.  

Answer 16

Get off the computer. Go to the vet.

Answer 17

brain tumor im really srry take it to a vet

Answer 18

Brain tumor-ask your vet

Answer 19

OMG you really REALLY need to get the dog to the nearest emergency vet/clinic or your vet, unless it is closed for the day.  Call and make sure they are open, if they are they will tell you to bring him in immediately or to go to the emergency vet clinic.  Either way I can't believe you wasted time getting online.  You should have enough intelligence to run to a doctor or vet ANYTIME you see someone or some animal in that type of situation.  I feel sorry  for your pet, I hope you learn very quickly how to take care of it better .  Somethings, like this situation, are just common sense.  Unless your a child, you really should know what to do.

Answer 20

You don't state some important factors like the breed and age.

Sometimes young dogs will grow out of this.  Some dogs that are overly breed, like say Brittney Spaniels (very good hunting dogs), have too small of a gene pool, and can end up having these things laregely as a birth defect, due to inbreeding.  Not much you can do about that.

Answer 21

This is definitely one for the vet's office.  I have a friend who's dog was on seizure medication & still had issues.  I would have to say that spending the money on the companionship of a dog would have to depend on the owner.  But at least take the dog in to see if they can help, don't let it suffer.  

Answer 22

You should take him to the vet immediately if he is bleeding from the nose. If your dog is a breed like a Bulldog, that can overheat easily, this could be a sign of serious respiratory problems. Go now.  

Answer 23

It sounds like she has been hit in the head. She needs veterinary attention RIGHT NOW

Answer 24

don't worry yourself with people on here saying 'it's cancer' or 'he's dying' or whatever, just take him to a vet and hear what they have to say. ASAP.

And in reply to the bulldog comment made by someone... i have 2 bulldogs, both with normal sized noses. Pugs are more prone to respiratory problems because they are more active. In the case of respiratory problems, nose bleeding would not be the case. The dog would probably pass out, and pant. But not have a seizure.