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Fresh ScoopLearning more about seizures in dogs Dr. Kelly Diehl talks with Dr. Karen Munana, a professor of veterinary neurology at North Carolina State University. The two discuss seizures in dogs and Dr. Munana’s Foundation-funded study to evaluate the use of a collar-mounted accelerometer to detect seizures in epileptic dogs. The two also do a little seizure myth busting.
2020-06-1138 min
The Doodle Kisses PodcastEpisode 4: Canine EpilepsyIn this episode, I chat about canine epilepsy with Dr. Karen Munana, professor of neurology at North Caroline State University Veterinary Medicine. We discuss all the basics of epilepsy. I also want to bring your attention to the research she's involved in right now in case you can participate:
NCSU is doing right now on epilepsy and the gut microbiome.
The Companion Animal Epilepsy Research program at NC State University College of Veterinary
Medicine is recruiting for a new clinical trial to determine whether dogs with idiopathic epilepsy
have alterations in their gut...
2019-10-0738 min
Dog Works RadioThe Sibe Vibe Dr. Karen MunanaJoin host Dorothy Wills-Raftery as she presents The Sibe Vibe on Dog Works Radio.
2019-02-251h 02
The Pet Doctor - Keeping your pets healthy & pet wellness - Pets & Animals on Pet Life Radio (PetLifeRadio.com)The Pet Doctor - Episode 175 Seizures and PetsOne moment your pet seems absolutely normal and then it happens. It might be just a chatter of its jaw or it may fall to the ground and paddle with its feet totally unaware of what is going on around it. Is your pet in pain? Is it going to die? You feel helpless and don’t know what to do.
My guest will give us great insights into seizures. She is veterinarian Dr. Karen Muñana. She is a board certified veterinary internist with a subspecialty in neurology and professor of neurology at North Carolina State University Col...
2013-08-3032 min
The Pet Doctor - Keeping your pets healthy & pet wellness - Pet Life Radio OriginalThe Pet Doctor - Episode 175 Seizures and PetsOne moment your pet seems absolutely normal and then it happens. It might be just a chatter of its jaw or it may fall to the ground and paddle with its feet totally unaware of what is going on around it. Is your pet in pain? Is it going to die? You feel helpless and don’t know what to do. My guest will give us great insights into seizures. She is veterinarian Dr. Karen Muñana. She is a board certified veterinary internist with a subspecialty in neurology and professor of neurology at North Carolina State University Col...
2013-08-3032 min