COVID-19: We Are Open
At Southeast Veterinary Neurology, we strive to be available when your pet needs it the most and we wanted to assure you that we will remain OPEN and available to serve you and your pet(s) seven days a week, 24 hours a day.
Please do not hesitate to give us a call in the case of an emergency or if you have any questions.
Seeing the change we can bring to the lives of our patients and clients is just one facet of why we do what we do. Southeast Veterinary Neurology is dedicated to helping pets regain their mobility and independence, and being a source of hope and support for their families.
We're available all 365 days of the year to help your pet when they need it most. Whether it's the weekend or a national holiday, we always have time for you and your pet.
20K+ Pets We've Helped Walk Again
Seeing the change we can bring to the lives of our patients and clients is just one facet of why we do what we do. Southeast Veterinary Neurology is dedicated to helping pets regain their mobility and independence, and being a source of hope and support for their families.
365 Days a Year Helping Pets
We're available all 365 days of the year to help your pet when they need it most. Whether it's the weekend or a national holiday, we always have time for you and your pet.
Healing pets, changing lives That's our passion
The bond between humans and their animal companions runs deep. Out of respect for that bond, we've come together to change lives in a big way. We don't just offer first-class neurological care; we offer hope for people and a second chance for their pets.
We work with the Veterinary Care Foundation to provide essential treatment to pets whose families are in crisis due to unforeseen circumstances. Life is difficult; getting exceptional care for your pet shouldn't be.
Words can never fully express my immense gratitude to the doctors and nurses at Southest Vet Neurology. My little girl, Mini, is able to walk and be her playful self once again. Two months post-op and I'm still getting check up calls from the staff. AMAZING TEAM! Thank you guys so much!
Yury P.
The Only Team of Board-Certified Neurologists in South Florida
Our South Florida neurologists exclusively treat neurological conditions in dogs and cats including strokes, brain tumors, and paralysis.
Three Convenient Locations Serving South Florida
Southeast Veterinary Neurology has three convenient locations from which we serve the pets and people of South Florida. Not limited to Miami, Palm Beach, and Jupiter; we also welcome patients and clients from the Florida Keys, the Caribbean, Broward County, and beyond.
7 Days a Week:
8:00 am-6:00 pm
*Neurologist On Call 24/7*
7 Days a Week:
8:00 am-6:00 pm
*Neurologist On Call 24/7*
Tues - Fri:
8:00 am-6:00 pm
*For after hours emergency care, contact our Boynton Beach location at (561) 736-7736
Complete Neurological Care for South Florida Pets
When a pet has a neurological condition, it can be stressful and challenging for their entire family. In addition to our knowledge and skill, you also have our complete support as we help you understand your pet's condition and work to restore them to a healthier, more comfortable life.
Seizures in Dogs and Cats
Seizures can be alarming when they happen, but they can be treated. We use the latest diagnostics to identify the cause of a seizure and select the best treatment options.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is a powerful tool for diagnosing many conditions, including IVDD, brain tumors, meningitis, and strokes.
Intervertebral Disk Disease
With both medical and surgical intervention, our neurologists have been able to help thousands of dogs and cats suffering from IVDD regain their ability to walk.
Physical Therapy
For certain conditions such as fibrocartilaginous embolism, degenerative myelopathy, and polyneuropathy, physical rehabilitation is the cornerstone of therapy.
Other Conditions & Treatments
Our neurologists specialize in all areas of neurological care including brain surgery, spinal surgery, and physical rehabilitation. Along with more common problems like seizures and strokes, we can also evaluate and treat less common issues, such as disorders of the spinal cord and vertebrae.