A third dog, “Dog C”, is observed later in the day by Moe ha…

A third dog, “Dog C”, is observed later in the day by Moe having one very mild seizure followed by minimal to very mild tremors. Moe doesn’t think this dog vomited, but he is not certain. A reasonable clinical approach to the treatment of toxicant-induced seizures/tremors in animals WOULD NOT include which of the following “therapeutic” approaches? NOTE: Assume, if these clinical problems/clinical signs are not essentially resolved by the time “Dog C” arrives  at your clinic,  that this case will be worked up appropriately, with all of the necessary examinations, history taking, and laboratory testing completed, so that a thorough and correct problem list and therapeutic plan can be developed. IGNORE ANY BLANK ANSWERS!!! We have tried several times, and they seem to be the ghosts of questions past.