Ever wondered what it’s like to be a veterinary neurology resident?
🧠✨ Watch as Dr. Marocco, Dr. Szalasny, and Dr. Durr share a key insight they’ve gained on their journey.
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At Southeast Veterinary Neurology, we believe that language should never be a barrier to expert care. That’s why we’re thrilled to introduce Voyce at all SEVN locations! Now, in just seconds, we can connect with a professional interpreter in over 240 languages—including sign language.
From the first consultation to ongoing treatment, we’re here for you and your pet every step of the way, no matter the language. 🐾❤️
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🚨 Paging SEVN’s Neurology Team! 🚨
When your pet needs expert care, we are here for you. Neurology is all we do, and we’re dedicated to giving second chances and keeping families together.
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Celine, a 2-year-old French Bulldog, has faced significant challenges with IVDD, leading to spinal surgery and a carefully managed recovery. Despite the ups and downs, Celine’s resilience shined through. Her family’s unwavering support and adherence to her care plan played a crucial role in her recovery.
Now, Celine is walking comfortably again, but her journey continues with lifestyle adjustments to minimize future spinal issues.
Watch Celine’s inspiring journey as she bravely overcomes the challenges of IVDD, demonstrating the power of love, dedication, and expert care. 🐾❤️
To watch the full video, visit our Youtube channel or click the link in our bio.
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Continuing our Grades of Thoracolumbar IVDD series, check out the video to learn more about Grades 4 & 5.
IVDD is a common condition in veterinary neurology, especially in dogs. While rarer in cats, it’s the most frequent spinal cord disorder in our canine friends. You might know IVDD as bulging, slipped, herniated, or ruptured disc. 🐾
IVDD can affect any part of the spine, but it’s most often found in the mid-back or thoracolumbar region, leading to neurological signs in the hind limbs. Symptoms of thoracolumbar IVDD are graded on a scale of 1-5. 🐶❤️
For a deep dive on the grades of IVDD, visit our Youtube channel!
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Here at SEVN, we are always very considerate, very approachable, very demure. 🎀🐾
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SEVN: where every surgery, every treatment, is a step toward a brighter future for pets and the families who love them. Guided by our mission and driven by our vision, we’re committed to excellence in everything we do! ❤️🐾 #neurology #veterinaryneurology #vetmedicine #makeadifference
SEVN’s Clinical Tuition Reimbursement Program is a fantastic opportunity for team members to elevate their clinical skills and achieve their veterinary technician certification through an associate program.
In this video, Barbie and Mavy from Team SEVN share how this program has positively shaped their careers.
To watch the full video, visit the link in our bio or visit our Youtube channel.
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Meet the experts who step in when your pets face vertigo, seizures, or paralysis—veterinary neurologists! 🧠🐾 At SEVN, we dive deep into the nervous system with cutting-edge tools like MRI to uncover the root of the problem and guide your pets back to health.
With fewer than 500 board-certified veterinary neurologists in the US, we’re proud to be one of the largest independent neurology groups. Every day, we bring hope to families and second chances to pets. 💖
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Follow Heather, a licensed veterinary technician and Certified Canine Rehabilitation Practitioner, and Abigale, a Rehabilitation Technician, as they guide us through the many aspects and benefits of physical therapy for our pets. At SEVN’s Rehabilitation Department, we specialize in helping dogs and cats with neurologic conditions rebuild strength and coordination.
To watch the full video, please click the link in our bio to visit our Youtube channel. ❤️🐾
#physicaltherapy #physicalrehab #veterinaryneurology #neurology
Follow along with Barbie, one of SEVN’s imaging & surgery veterinary technicians, as she takes you through a day in the life. Watch as she preps patients for MRI, surgery, and more. ❤️🐾
#spinaltap #mri #brainmri #ivdd #vettech
After CJ, a 9-month-old Pomsky, was struck by a car and taken to an emergency clinic, he was referred to SEVN for further evaluation.
Upon presentation, CJ could sit up but had difficulty standing and was unable to walk on his own. An MRI revealed a T11 vertebral fracture, necessitating spinal stabilization surgery.
Now, CJ is doing great and able to walk! ❤️🐾 Visit our Youtube channel to learn more about CJ’s journey!
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What causes seizures in pets? There are three main categories of seizure causes:
1️⃣ Intracranial Causes: These are physical or structural problems within the brain.
2️⃣ Extracranial Causes: Issues elsewhere in the body that negatively impact the brain.
3️⃣ Idiopathic Epilepsy: When no identifiable cause is found inside or outside the brain.
To learn more about seizures, visit our website or YouTube channel.
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Continuing our Grades of IVDD series, check out the video to learn more about Grade 2.
IVDD is a common condition in veterinary neurology, especially in dogs. While rarer in cats, it’s the most frequent spinal cord disorder in our canine friends. You might know IVDD as bulging, slipped, herniated, or ruptured disc. 🐾
IVDD can affect any part of the spine, but it’s most often found in the mid-back or thoracolumbar region, leading to neurological signs in the hind limbs. Symptoms of thoracolumbar IVDD are graded on a scale of 1-5. 🐶❤️
For a deep dive on the grades of IVDD, visit our Youtube channel!
#ivdd #grade2 #ivddgrade2 #veterinaryneurology #neurology
If your dog has suddenly started walking in circles and can’t seem to walk in a straight line, something is wrong. Circling is almost always a sign of forebrain dysfunction. Conditions causing this range from traumatic brain injuries to metabolic disorders, but it’s often a neurological issue.
Watch the reel to learn 4 neurological reasons why your pet is walking in circles. 🐶🧠
For more information, visit our website to read the full blog. ❤️
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