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Primary epilepsy, also known as primary epilepsy, is a recurrent seizure disorder that has no identifiable cause and is believed to be inherited in many breeds. Affected animals may be genetically predisposed for a lower seizure threshold. The most common age to develop Primary epilepsy is between 1-5 years of age.
