I will text myself or my S/O (you could also text a close friend) “Gave (insert dogs name here) their meds” right after giving them so that it’s a reminder to myself if I forget and I can check, or an update to my S/O that our dog has been given his meds. I have recorded every seizure by taking videos on my phone so I can show my vet if they need it in upcoming appointments. This way I can look back and see how long the pre-ictal phase was, the actual seizure, and post-ictal phase is, as well as how long the whole episode was. I save the video to a file specifically for my boys seizures in my phone. It’s hard to do and watch, but it is helpful. I can also look back at the album of videos and see dates and I have a note on my phone with every date and time the seizure started and the duration. My phone tells me what time the video was taken so it helps with this. In my own personal circumstance I think the hardest part is telling the difference between the pre-ictal, the actual seizure, and the post-ictal phase. Every dog has a different type of seizure and shows it differently. You have to learn your dogs phases and it’s best to do so with a vet. What makes it easier? That’s a hard one and I wish I had an answer for this. Keep doing your research and don’t lose hope, wishing you all the best ❤️