Welcome to the Canine Epilepsy Support Group
     

   
   

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Tel: 08707 469 329

  

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Registered Charity No. 1046436

  
     
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Profile of the Canine Epilepsy Support Group
 
 
The Canine Epilepsy Support Group is a small charity group set up in 1991 to offer practical and sympathetic support and the opportunity to talk to people who have learnt to live happily with an epileptic pet.
 
The Canine Epilepsy Support Group publishes four newsletters a year, containing members letters, vet reports and up-to-date news of products, diets and food sensitivities, all of  which assist in providing maximum help.  There are lists of Local Contacts - all owners with experience of epileptic pets.
 
We have JOHN SAXTON, a conventional and homeopathic Vet who is our Chief Veterinary Adviser, and GEOFF SKERRITT one of the top Veterinary Neurologists in the country and is our chief Research Advisor.   We also work closely with a Herbalist and Holistic Therapist who has achieved great success with many of our dogs.
 
Owners can be devastated by epilepsy in their treasured pets, where the diagnoses could, and still can be, that euthanasia is the only answer.  We have set out to offer alternative options, ideas and treatments, all things which have helped so many dogs, in addition to prescribed medication and veterinary care.
 
This exchange of information has helped build a considerable pool of knowledge of ideas, in addition to the use of conventional drugs which have now been put into book form. (we have cats and a rabbit as members too)
 
Your pet does not have to be a shadow of its former self.   Human epileptics live happy, and fulfilled lives and so can your  pet.  Our aim is to help you achieve this, and to support you and your pet.
 
The Canine Epilepsy Support Group is dependent entirely on voluntary contributions and donations.  It receives no state or local authority aid.
 
 
Welcome to the Canine Epilepsy Support Group