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Neurology Module
Assessment of your dog's neurological symptoms.
Based on IVETF 2015 guidelines and the modified veterinary Glasgow Coma Scale.
In case of status epilepticus (>5 min), acute paralysis or coma: call your vet immediately or dial 3115 (national veterinary emergencies 24/7 — free call).
Step 1 of 4 — Breed
What breed is your dog?
Breed determines genetic neurological predispositions.
⚡ Breeds at risk for idiopathic epilepsy
🚨 Breeds with specific neurological risk
🐾 Other breeds
Step 2 of 4 — Symptoms
Which symptoms are you observing?
Select all symptoms present. Each symptom contributes to the risk score.
Step 3 of 4 — Quick neurological exam
Quick neurological exam
Answer these simple questions to refine the assessment. Observe your dog calmly.

🧠 Quick self-assessment

Observe your pet and answer the following questions.

My pet can walk
Responds when I speak to / touch them
Pupils are the same size
Appears to be in pain (whimpers, cries)
Step 4 of 4 — Clinical context
Clinical context
This information refines the neurological risk assessment.

Onset of symptoms

Recent trauma?

Neurological history?

Seizure duration (if applicable)

VITAL EMERGENCY
Contact a vet immediately
URGENT CONSULTATION
See your vet today
WATCH CLOSELY
Consultation within 24-48 hours
MONITOR
Stable situation — Monitor regularly