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10/23/2026

Forebrain dysfunction can affect a pet’s behavior, awareness, vision, movement, and even cause seizures or circling.

Four neurological conditions that can affect the forebrain include brain tumors, strokes, brain inflammation, and hydrocephalus. While these conditions can share similar neurological signs, determining the underlying cause is essential for guiding treatment and prognosis.

If your pet suddenly begins circling, experiencing seizures, showing behavior changes, pressing their head, or having difficulty seeing, a neurological evaluation may be recommended.

Learn more about forebrain dysfunction and circling at sevneurology.com/blog.

10/21/2026

What you don’t always see at the neurologist 🤍

Our vet techs and CSR team are pet parents too, and they know how much trust it takes to place your pet in someone else’s care. That’s why they do everything they can to make each patient feel as comfortable, safe, and loved as possible.

During Vet Tech + CSR Week, we’re celebrating the people behind these quiet moments and the compassion they bring to every pet they care for. 🐾

10/20/2026

Some things just make sense when you work in veterinary neurology.

In honor of Vet Tech Week, we’re celebrating the techs and CSRs who bring their knowledge, compassion, and personality to SEVN every day.

10/19/2026

SEVN wouldn’t be SEVN without our incredible team! 🐾

This Vet Tech & CSR Appreciation Week, we’re celebrating the dedicated individuals who make everything we do possible. From providing compassionate patient care to creating a welcoming and supportive experience for every family who walks through our doors, our veterinary technicians and client service representatives play an essential role in every pet’s journey.

Your hard work, compassion, and commitment to our patients and their families never go unnoticed. Thank you for everything you do to make a difference every single day!

Happy Vet Tech & CSR Appreciation Week! 🩺

Neurological conditions may be discussed more often in dogs, but cats can experience complex disorders affecting the bra...
10/16/2026

Neurological conditions may be discussed more often in dogs, but cats can experience complex disorders affecting the brain, spinal cord, and nervous system too. 🐱🧠

Conditions such as FIP, meningioma, CNS lymphoma, ischemic myelopathy, and inner or middle ear infections can cause neurological signs in cats. Depending on the condition, these may include changes in behavior, difficulty walking, balance problems, seizures, or weakness.

Early recognition and appropriate neurological care can make an important difference for many feline patients.

Read the full blog at sevneurology.com/blog/neurological-disorders-in-cats ❤️

🚨 Only 6 spots remain for the 2027 Neurodiagnostics Summit! 🧠📅 March 2-5, 2027📍 Hyatt Centric Las Olas | Fort Lauderdale...
10/15/2026

🚨 Only 6 spots remain for the 2027 Neurodiagnostics Summit! 🧠

📅 March 2-5, 2027
📍 Hyatt Centric Las Olas | Fort Lauderdale, FL

Hosted by Southeast Veterinary Neurology (SEVN), the Neurodiagnostics Summit is the only conference that provides current 2nd- and 3rd-year veterinary neurology residents with sponsorship covering major attendance costs.

Attendees will receive advanced instruction in:
• Advanced neuroimaging
• Electrodiagnostics
• Neuropathology

All attendees will receive:
✔️ 30 RACE-approved CE credits
✔️ Breakfast and lunch
✔️ Two after-hours networking events
✔️ Opportunities to learn from and connect with leading veterinarians and educators in the field

Current 2nd- and 3rd-year veterinary neurology residents receive sponsored attendance, including a three-night hotel stay at the Hyatt Centric Las Olas.

Neurologists, interns, 1st-year residents, and specialists are also welcome to attend. Registration for all other attendees is $600.

📌 RSVP deadline: February 1, 2027, or until all spots are filled.
📌 Ticket payment is required upon RSVP, and all tickets are nonrefundable.

With only 6 spots left, don’t miss your opportunity to join us in Fort Lauderdale for four days of advanced education, collaboration, and networking with leaders in veterinary neurology.

Visit the link in our bio to learn more, view the agenda, and reserve your spot! ❤️

10/14/2026

Extra weight can affect more than your pet’s overall health. It can also have an impact on their neurological health. 🧠🐾

In honor of Pet Obesity Awareness Day, we’re sharing why maintaining a healthy weight matters in veterinary neurology, including its connection to conditions like intervertebral disc disease (IVDD).

Maintaining a healthy weight is an important part of supporting your pet’s mobility, comfort, and overall well-being. ❤️

Learn more about preventing pet obesity at sevneurology.com/blog/preventing-dog-obesity 🐾

10/13/2026

IVDD doesn’t always begin with an inability to walk. Sometimes, the earliest signs are subtle changes in your pet’s movement, behavior, or comfort that can be easy to miss. 🐾

Reluctance to jump, changes in posture, trembling, or changes in activity can all be early clues that something isn’t right. Recognizing these signs can help pet parents know when it’s time to seek veterinary care.

Visit our website to read the full blog at sevneurology.com/blog and learn more about the early signs of IVDD, why they occur, and what to do if you notice them in your pet. ❤️

10/09/2026

Not all seizures have the same cause. 🧠

We’re breaking down three types of seizures based on what’s causing them: reactive seizures, structural seizures, and idiopathic epilepsy.

While the cause can vary, identifying what may be behind a pet’s seizures plays an important role in guiding diagnostic testing, treatment, and long-term management.

Visit our website to read our latest blog and learn more about the different types of seizures in pets. ❤️

10/08/2026

Neck pain isn’t always caused by an injury. 🧠 Several neurological conditions, including cervical IVDD, meningitis, discospondylitis, cervical spinal tumors, and atlantoaxial instability, can cause neck pain in pets.

Recognizing signs like a lowered head, stiff neck, reluctance to move, or yelping can help pet parents know when it’s time to seek veterinary care. ❤️

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9300 SW 40th Street
Miami, FL
33165

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Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 6pm
Sunday 8am - 6pm

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