Epilepsy is a common neurological condition in dogs, characterized by recurrent seizures that can disrupt both the affected animal’s quality of life and its owners' sense of security. Despite being a frequent diagnosis, the underlying causes of epilepsy often remain elusive, especially when dogs present with normal neurological examinations between seizure episodes. A new study led by Stephanie Phillipps and Rita Goncalves sheds light on the use of high-field MRI to explore potential structural causes of epilepsy in these dogs. This research adds valuable insights into the diagnostic challenges faced by veterinarians and underscores the importance of advanced imaging techniques.