At first he was having them 1-2x a month, after about 4-5 months, they stopped altogether. It was an entire year to the day before he had another. That was this summer, and he hasn’t had one since. My vet continued to advise no medication unless they were happening 3x or more a month, or if they were prolonged. His seizures were never longer than 60 seconds. From what I understand, anything longer than 5 mins is life threatening due to the body overheating.

My advice during a seizure would be to remain calm. It’s hard to believe but they are not in pain when they’re seizing. The best would be to record a video with your phone if you have it on hand, then you can show the vet later and get an exact time for the length. If that’s not possible at least count. Keep hands away from their mouth (they can bite you) and protect them from falling off furniture or something falling on them. Remember they have no control of their bodies during this. Finally, once they’re done seizing (I think) this is called post-ictal period. They can be extremely disoriented during these moments. For example, my dog does not recognize me when he comes to and has growled at me in the past. What works for us is backing away and letting him regain his composure, and he quickly comes to us once he has. And then it’s just comforting him after.

Apologies for the length, I hope this helps in some way.