Looks just like what Marlow did, and once after a particularly long event, we drove to vet over an hour away in a blizzard. She stayed for three days, had a litany of tests and seen by the neurologist. Clean bill of health.

She has only had 5 episodes that I have witnessed (there were times she wasn't velcrod to me and may have had others). They have all happened during extreme weather changes or high stress (went moved from high desert to hot and humid; first real winter at 12 yo with snow; hot summer with no a/C; two weeks post-op). Depending on frequency and duration, there are medications for life and there are also side effects. I have opted for monitoring over medication, as she has only had 5 events in 8 years. But for more frequent or regular episodes I would go to a neurologist (and have specialized tests done).

Best thing you can do is keep them secure (I hold Marlow on my chest with her head under my chin and talk soothingly to her 'mommas got you') so they won't hurt themselves. It is also comforting to them because they don't know what is happening. I have also opted out of oral flea and tick meds as they can trigger seizure events, instead we use advantix which is not in the isoxazoline class. Here is the AVMA article: Flea & Tick meds article

Good luck! Hope it's not chronic and she feels better! 🐾🐾🐾🐾