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It was a Loooooong day caring for the 5 dachshunds who had their initial or recheck appointments with us!Not surprisingl...
10/20/2026

It was a Loooooong day caring for the 5 dachshunds who had their initial or recheck appointments with us!

Not surprisingly, all of these pups were seen for a back-related issue. We wish all of these low-riders a speedy recovery!

When we first met Sully, he was lying on his side, completely unable to move or stand up on his own. He required spinal ...
10/19/2026

When we first met Sully, he was lying on his side, completely unable to move or stand up on his own. He required spinal surgery urgently to give him the best chance at recovery.

We're happy to say that Sully strutted right back into our clinic for his post-op recheck exam! It's always rewarding to see our patients improve this much following treatment, which is no doubt a result of the effort and patience provided by families throughout their recovery.

We hope that Sully continues to improve, and we look forward to seeing an even bigger smile on his face at his next recheck!

Our staff has been working so hard recently, taking on extra emergency cases and staying late to ensure that our patient...
10/15/2026

Our staff has been working so hard recently, taking on extra emergency cases and staying late to ensure that our patients receive proper and timely treatment.

It's important to indulge in a coffee break every now and then; Duke certainly thinks so, but only if we bring him back a Pup Cup!

Happy CSR Appreciation Week to our WONDERFUL Client Service Representatives, Arlette and Taylor!You guys are so fundamen...
10/09/2026

Happy CSR Appreciation Week to our WONDERFUL Client Service Representatives, Arlette and Taylor!

You guys are so fundamental to the daily functioning of our clinic in so many ways, from greeting our clients and patients, to organizing paperwork, to putting out candy and snacks for everyone to enjoy—the number of ways you help our team is unlimited.

Thank you for all the hard work you do! We appreciate it on a daily basis, and we're so lucky to work with such incredible people. 😇

It’s CSR Appreciation Week! From the first phone call to the moment a pet and their family walk through our doors, our C...
10/09/2026

It’s CSR Appreciation Week!

From the first phone call to the moment a pet and their family walk through our doors, our Client Service Representatives are there to help, support, and keep things moving.

Thank you to all of the CSRs who bring compassion, patience, and a welcoming face to every interaction. We appreciate everything you do for our teams, our clients, and their pets!

We would like to thank Smokey and his family for such a lovely and generous gift!Smokey found himself unable to use his ...
10/09/2026

We would like to thank Smokey and his family for such a lovely and generous gift!

Smokey found himself unable to use his back legs well and required surgery to hopefully get him walking again. Here he is posing in front of the beautiful wooden flag his dad gifted us right before being discharged!

We are always so appreciative of the ways in which our pet parents say Thank You. 💙 Smokey, we wish you the very best as you heal and recover at home!

10/08/2026

Gain insight into our surgical procedures: The video begins by highlighting essential precautionary and warning measures. Dr. William Bush and resident Dr. Chris Hollingsworth perform a ventral slot (cervical) surgery, while RVT Mika carefully monitors anesthesia, vital signs and manages the preparation of surgical instruments. 💙 🧠

If your pet is experiencing neurological symptoms, our specialists are here to evaluate and recommend the best course of action for their unique needs.

💉 September 28th is World Rabies Day 💉 Rabies is one of the most well-known neurological diseases that can affect any ma...
09/28/2026

💉 September 28th is World Rabies Day 💉

Rabies is one of the most well-known neurological diseases that can affect any mammal, including humans, dogs, and cats. Once symptoms start, rabies is nearly 100% fatal; luckily, this disease is also 100% preventable with vaccination.

If unvaccinated, your pet could be at risk if they come into contact with wildlife or other cats/dogs; even indoor pets can be at risk if they escape or if wildlife enters the house.

Some signs of rabies can include:
🔵 Fearfulness or loss of fear
🔵 Aggression or unpredictable behavior
🔵 Hypersalivation
🔵 Difficulty walking
🔵 Paralysis
🔵 ...And other unexplained neurological signs.

Help protect your pet and others by scheduling your pet's rabies vaccine with your primary veterinarian today!

As temperatures cool and routines change, fall brings a few seasonal hazards for pets to keep in mind:🍁 Keep pets away f...
09/25/2026

As temperatures cool and routines change, fall brings a few seasonal hazards for pets to keep in mind:

🍁 Keep pets away from mushrooms and other unknown plants they may find outdoors.

🎃 Keep pumpkins, decorations, and seasonal treats out of reach. Some foods and decorations can be dangerous if swallowed.

🕷️ Continue flea and tick prevention. Parasites remain active in many areas even as temperatures drop.

🌡️ Watch the weather. Cooler temperatures can be uncomfortable or dangerous, especially for small, senior, or short coated pets.

A little preparation can help keep your pet safe and healthy throughout the season. And if your pet gets into something they should not, our emergency team is here when you need us.

A massive shoutout to our Leesburg team for performing THREE spinal surgeries over two days!Spinal discs can herniate at...
09/21/2026

A massive shoutout to our Leesburg team for performing THREE spinal surgeries over two days!

Spinal discs can herniate at any time, meaning that our pets don't necessarily plan their ailments and injuries to occur "conveniently" for us. Many of our pet parents know this fact all too well, and we definitely experienced this when three of our patients herniated their discs all at once last week.

Thankfully, we were able to intervene quickly and give these pups the best chance at recovery. It was a tiring couple of days for everyone, but seeing how much better our patients feel afterward makes it all worth it. Sully—pictured here—even started to walk again the very next day!

🎈🎉 A huge HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the one and only Dr. William Bush!Tremendously kind, knowledgeable, and personable, Dr. Bus...
09/16/2026

🎈🎉 A huge HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the one and only Dr. William Bush!

Tremendously kind, knowledgeable, and personable, Dr. Bush has been devoted to the study and treatment of neurological ailments in our pets for decades. We are all grateful to him for not only founding this practice in 2005, but for continuing to exemplify the level of care we aim to provide to our patients.

Please join us in wishing Dr. Bush a fabulous day filled with wagging tails, interesting research articles, and yoga with his pet donkey, Ronaldo. Thank you for everything you do!

Did you know that September is Animal Pain Awareness Month?Specializing in neurology, we see a lot of diseases and injur...
09/11/2026

Did you know that September is Animal Pain Awareness Month?

Specializing in neurology, we see a lot of diseases and injuries that result in pain to our furry family members. Sometimes signs of pain are obvious—yelping, groaning, and limping are a few examples.

But what are some other, more subtle indications of pain?
💥 Hiding or being less sociable
💥 Hesitating or refusing to use stairs, jump, or play
💥 Stiffness or changes in posture
💥 Increased clinginess, lethargy, or restlessness
💥 Irritability and aggression, especially when touched
💥 Excessive panting
💥 Increased licking, chewing, or grooming
💥 Having more accidents in the house or outside the litterbox
💥 Changes in facial expression (e.g., grimacing)
..and many more.

If your pet starts showing any of these signs, it's important to reach out to your primary veterinarian (or your established neurologist!) so they can be evaluated. Luckily, there are many treatments and pain medications that are available that could help your pet feel more comfortable. We all hope our animals can live their best lives, pain-free!

Did you know that September is Animal Pain Awareness Month?Specializing in neurology, we see a lot of diseases and injur...
09/11/2026

Did you know that September is Animal Pain Awareness Month?

Specializing in neurology, we see a lot of diseases and injuries that result in pain to our furry family members. Sometimes signs of pain are obvious—yelping, groaning, and limping are a few examples.

But what are some other, more subtle indications of pain?
💥 Hiding or being less sociable
💥 Hesitating or refusing to use stairs, jump, or play
💥 Stiffness or changes in posture
💥 Increased clinginess, lethargy, or restlessness
💥 Irritability and aggression, especially when touched
💥 Excessive panting
💥 Increased licking, chewing, or grooming
💥 Having more accidents in the house or outside the litterbox
💥 Changes in facial expression (e.g., grimacing)
..and many more.

If your pet starts showing any of these signs, it's important to reach out to your primary veterinarian (or your established neurologist!) so they can be evaluated. Luckily, there are many treatments and pain medications that are available that could help your pet feel more comfortable. We all hope our animals can live their best lives, pain-free!

Happy Labor Day!We would like to celebrate our incredible staff—our doctors, vet techs, vet assistants, client service r...
09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day!

We would like to celebrate our incredible staff—our doctors, vet techs, vet assistants, client service representatives, and amazing custodial team—who all work so hard every day to provide the best care for our beloved pets. With many decades of collective experience in this field, we're so proud of the team that we have cultivated and all the help we have been able to give to our patients and their families.

Thank you to the entire BVNS team for your outstanding devotion! 🐾🧠💙

Address

165 Fort Evans Road NE
Leesburg, VA
20176

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm

Telephone

+17036692829

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