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Facial twitching could be a pre-seizure sign, a facial nerve issue, masticatory myositis or just behavioral. If you are able to post or obtain blood and urine tests, that would be a logical first step. A veterinary neurologist may also be a consideration for this issue.
DR Carol Osborne, DVM
DR Carol Osborne, DVM
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