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MRI Procedure
An MRI is completely painless. Using a strong magnet, MRI devices are able to make a more comprehensive picture of the inside of your pet's body. They must remain completely still for the entire MRI, so general anesthesia is typically required. This is another advantage of our MRI: it works faster than less powerful MRIs, so pets do not need as much anesthesia. This makes the procedure much safer for them as well.
Your pet will lie still on a soft bed with blankets to keep him or her warm during the scan. A veterinary nurse is right next to them to ensure safety, and your pet is also monitored closely during their procedure.
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.
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 Disc 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.
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.