If he also drinks a lot and is more hungry than usual, it could be Diabetes. It's rather common with older dogs, but it is possible at much younger age. If he has a seizure you could feed it a strong sugar solution with a syringe without a needle.
I would strongly suggest seeing a vet as soon as possible, whatever it is! Seizures are very heavy on the heart, and he could not survive the next one.
Mucus and saliva from the throat is mixed with the rapidly moving air (breathing goes beserk at this time), aerating it to create foam.
Your brother is having seizures due to the flashing lights. There is an electrical problem which causes shaking foaming at the mouth, gritting teeth, moving head and extremities and vocal noises. Protect his head and time the length and attributes of the seizure being careful not to put any objects in the mouth or restrain movement. After the seizure is done lay him the side recovery position to allow secretions to drain from mouth and in case of vomit. Clean him up and put him in bed as postictal he will be sleepy. Document each seizure and it's characteristics so that the doctor is made aware of the frequency and duration and movement type of the seizure as well as time per seizure. Do not put foreign objects in mouth or deter movement..protect head and call 911 for emergency services to take them to the hospital for observation and evaluation of medication to find the right med to reduce frequency of seizures and events surrounding the seizure. Doctor will determine if. More meds diet changes, activity modification, nap changes counseling, special accommodations are needed to adapt independent so that he would need to function daily.
Take him to the vet immediately as he may have injection some poison.
Foaming at the mouth usually means they have rabies... You should get your dog checked out as soon as possible.
Epilepsy is the tendency to have recurring seizures. If someone has one seizure and then never has one again, which can happen, they would not be said to have epilepsy. So it is people that keep having seizures that would be said to have epilepsy.
There are many forms of seizure and a person having one can behave in different ways. It is usually very clear that they are not drunk but are having some other problem, namely a seizure. There are many ways of knowing that someone is drunk, and it would be very obvious that they will have been taking alcohol. A seizure is not like that.
Seeing my cat foam at the mouth after giving him some medicine would make me think I shouldn't have given the medicine to the cat. People medicine and animal medicine are not the same.
Each case is different so it is impossible to say what exactly would happen, but that would be a very serious seizure. Anyone having a seizure lasting that long should be transferred to hospital.
In most cases the answer is no. However, a person can have a very mild seizure, which they are aware of and so they are aware of their surroundings. The seizure would not even be noticeable to anyone else.
Epilepsy is not considered until you have had more than one seizure. In order to be diagnosed with epilepsy, a neurologist will have an EEG done. This reads the electrical activity in your brain. From there, the doctor can determine weather or not you are epileptic.
foaming at the mouth is not always a symptom of rabies, rabies causes animals to lose all sense and go wild, so why would they stop calmly for a drink? foaming at the mouth just means that they might not be hydrated enough. But this doesn't mean that you shouldn't consult your veterinarian if you are very concerned.
Often the first stage of having a seizure is an aura. An aura can take various forms, but it is usually a strange feeling and a warning to the person that a seizure is about to happen. However, sometimes the aura is all that happens and a seizure doesn't follow.
If someone has been out partying and starts foaming at the mouth, i would look for other signs of a drug overdose first, right after calling 911.Are their lips were turning blue, eyes rolled back in head, slow breathing, that sounds like an opiate OD, u can also look for trackmarks, indicating iv drugs would have been used, most likely heroin, or some other melted down pill,etc... An addict will inject anything if that's what they're into. Foaming at the mouth has been associated with bath salts also, where the user seems to become extremely agitated, sometimes escalating to violent. If you r seeing this foaming at the mouth, don't waste time questioning it,call 911