Find shelter from the storm

Find shelter
from the storm

Watching your dog experience a seizure due to idiopathic epilepsy (IE) can be traumatic, and you may feel overwhelmed by fear, helplessness and uncertainty. This can make waiting for the next seizure feel like a storm cloud lingering over your relationship.

As scary as witnessing seizures can be for you, a dog experiencing a seizure is not in pain. In fact, dogs don’t even realize they’ve had a seizure once it’s over. It’s just something that happens to your dog, and then they go back to being your lovable companion.

Watching your dog experience a seizure due to idiopathic epilepsy (IE) can be traumatic, and you may feel overwhelmed by fear, helplessness and uncertainty. This can make waiting for the next seizure feel like a storm cloud lingering over your relationship.

As scary as witnessing seizures can be for you, a dog experiencing a seizure is not in pain. In fact, dogs don’t even realize they’ve had a seizure once it’s over. It’s just something that happens to your dog, and then they go back to being your lovable companion.

Once-daily tablet for lifelong relief

KBroVet®–CA1 is the first drug conditionally approved by the FDA for the control of seizures associated with idiopathic epilepsy in dogs. It works by providing a consistent and reliable source of potassium bromide, and is a well-known choice to help control seizures associated with IE in dogs.

KBroVet®–CA1 is available by prescription from your veterinarian and comes in a delicious tablet that makes it easy to incorporate into your dog’s daily routine. (Just like daily meals, treats, walks and playtime.)

Clear away the cloud of idiopathic epilepsy

While there’s no cure for IE, it’s possible to control it over your dog’s lifetime. As you work with your veterinarian to determine what’s right for you dog, keep these important factors in mind:

Requires Trial and Error

It could take multiple clinic visits and diagnostic tests to find the right levels of medication to control your dog’s seizures.

Goal: Decrease Seizures

The goal of medication therapy is to decrease the number of seizures your dog experiences, but it’s unlikely to completely eliminate them.

Lifelong Commitment

Once started, your dog must take antiepileptic medication for their entire life.

Stopping this medication may put your dog at risk of developing more severe seizures in the future.

Requires Trial and Error

The seizures associated with IE could take multiple clinic visits and diagnostic tests to find the right levels of medication to control your dog’s seizures.

Goal: Decrease Seizures

The goal of medication therapy is to decrease the number of seizures your dog experiences, but it’s unlikely to completely eliminate them.

Lifelong Commitment

Once started, your dog must take antiepileptic medication for their entire life. Stopping this medication may put your dog at risk of developing more severe seizures in the future.

Clear away the cloud of idiopathic epilepsy

While there’s no cure for IE, it’s possible to control it over your dog’s lifetime. As you work with your veterinarian to determine what’s right for you dog, keep these important factors in mind:

Requires Trial and Error

It could take multiple clinic visits and diagnostic tests to find the right levels of medication to control your dog’s seizures.

Goal: Decrease Seizures

The goal of medication therapy is to decrease the number of seizures your dog experiences, but it’s unlikely to completely eliminate them.

Lifelong Commitment

Once started, your dog must take antiepileptic medication for their entire life.

Stopping this medication may put your dog at risk of developing more severe seizures in the future.

The KBroVet®-CA1 Advantage

Conditional FDA approval

As a step toward full approval, the FDA has determined that this product has been demonstrated to be safe with a reasonable expectation of effectiveness.

21 day half-life in bloodstream

If you miss a dose, drug concentration fluctuation is unlikely to occur, which minimizes the risk of a seizure. (And gives you peace of mind.)

1x per day

Convenient daily dosing that helps ensure you don’t miss giving your dog a dose.

Easy on dogs’ livers

An ideal choice for dogs with compromised liver function that cannot tolerate antiepileptics that are processed in the liver.

Delicious flavor

French vanilla-flavored tablets formulated specifically for dogs, making it easy to administer.

Convenient packaging

60- and 180-count bottles available for convenient storage and dosing.

Is KBroVet®-CA1 right for your dog?

After diagnosing your dog with idiopathic epilepsy, your veterinarian can tailor a treatment plan to provide some relief from the associated seizures and chase away the storm clouds.

Learn more about KBroVet-CA1, then ask your veterinarian if it’s the right choice for your dog.

Is KBroVet®-CA1 right for your dog?

After diagnosing your dog with idiopathic epilepsy, your veterinarian can tailor a treatment plan to provide some relief from the associated seizures and chase away the storm clouds.

Learn more about KBroVet-CA1, then ask your veterinarian if it’s the right choice for your dog.

1. Boothe, D, Dewey C, Carpenter D. Comparison of phenobarbital with bromide as a first-choice antiepileptic drug for treatment of epilepsy in dogs. JAVMA. 2012; Vol 240, No 9. 1073-1083.