Veterinary Neurology
Idiopathic epilepsy is the most common type of seizures in dogs, but it has no identifiable cause. It affects up…
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The Association for Pet Obesity Prevention reports that 55.8% of America’s dogs are overweight. Just like in humans, dog obesity…
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There are many possible reasons why a dog can’t stand up, ranging from toxicity, injuries, and orthopedic reasons to infections,…
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Maybe you have an affectionate pup that shows you love by pressing its head against yours while you smother it…
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Just like in humans, dogs and cats get neurological conditions. The nervous system is made up of the brain, spinal…
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Ultimately, most pet owners ask me one simple question when their pet is having a neurological problem: Can You Fix…
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Written by our Neurology Resident, Dr. DiVita. You can learn more about Dr. DiVita on our neurologists page. Why is…
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As a pet owner, seeing your dog have a seizure for the first time can be a terrifying experience for…
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1. Why does Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD) happen? There are two general types of IVDD, Types I and II. Type…
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Chiari malformation is a quite common condition found in Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, Brussels Griffons and a variety of other…
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Southeast Veterinary Neurology was built on a promise to be there for pets when they need us. In addition to being open 24 hours every day, we make it a priority to continuously publish free content online to help pet parents and veterinarians find answers to neurologic questions. All the information you need about neurologic disease in pets is available at your fingertips.