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Like people, dog can also have epilepsy. However, according to a dog epilepsy research in North America, it is harder to diagnose epilepsy in dog rather than in man. That is because the only method to diagnose dog epilepsy is through modern medicine like MRI, CT scan and EEG. But, epilepsy in dog is easier to treat than it is to man because you can give dogs natural and non-prescription treatments for their condition such as food supplements made out of skullcap, deadly nightshade, passionflower and others. Although there are already a lot of natural remedies for dog epilepsy in North America, more epilepsy research are need to be done to find an effective cure.