We are proud to offer advanced diagnostic imaging with our on-site 1.5T MRI, one of the most powerful and precise tools available in veterinary medicine. This high-field MRI scanner delivers exceptional image quality, enabling our team to detect subtle abnormalities in the brain, spinal cord, and nervous system. With this technology, we can accurately diagnose a wide range … Read moreMRI
Many neurological conditions that affect the brain and spine in pets can be successfully treated with surgery. One of the most common reasons for neurological surgery is a herniated disc (also known as IVDD), which can cause pain and mobility issues. However, surgery may also be recommended for other conditions such as brain or spinal … Read moreNeurosurgery
Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) is a clear, protective fluid that surrounds the brain and spinal cord. It plays a vital role in cushioning the central nervous system, by delivering nutrients and removing waste products. In veterinary medicine, analyzing this fluid can provide valuable insight into certain neurological diseases. Since CSF is in direct contact with the … Read moreSpinal Taps
Seizures in our beloved pets can be frightening and overwhelming. Our trained neurologists are here to provide ongoing guidance and support, working closely with you to develop the most appropriate treatment plan to help reduce the frequency and severity of your pet’s seizures. Managing seizures often involves regular communication, adjustments to medication, periodic bloodwork, and sometimes … Read moreSeizure Management
An epidural injection is a procedure in which medication, typically a combination of a steroid and a pain reliever, is administered into the space around the spinal cord, called the epidural space. This area surrounds the spinal nerves and can become inflamed or compressed due to conditions like intervertebral disc disease or lumbosacral disease. By … Read moreEpidural Injections
