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09/24/2025

Every day at BVNS, our team makes a life-changing impact on pets with neurological conditions. From complex surgeries to advanced diagnostics, you’ll be part of a group dedicated to delivering the very best in specialty care. Be part of the difference.

Check out our latest job openings here -> https://www.bvns.net/careers/

09/17/2025

BVNS is at the forefront of veterinary neurology and neurosurgery. By joining our team, you’ll be part of a specialty hospital that sets the standard in patient care—backed by cutting-edge technology, advanced training, and collaborative innovation. Ready to grow with us?

Check out our latest job openings here -> https://www.bvns.net/careers/

09/11/2025

Today is a day of remembrance for the lives that were lost and the many heroes, both human and animal, who selflessly helped others. ❤🤍💙

09/09/2025

🌟 BVNS is proud to sponsor the Virginia Veterinary Centers Support Staff CE Conference! 🌟

This two-day event is designed to celebrate and support the amazing veterinary professionals who keep our hospitals running smoothly. 💙

📅 September 20–21, 2025
📍 Germanna Community College – Fredericksburg Campus
🎓 Earn RACE-approved CE credits

This conference is packed with valuable education, networking, and professional growth opportunities.

👉 Don’t miss your chance to be part of this event!
Register today: https://bit.ly/4ngCzR7

09/08/2025

💉 BVNS Journal Club
Topic: When to Recommend CSF After a Normal MRI
This week, Dr. Kendal Day (BVNS Rockville) presented a study on 553 dogs and 60 cats with neurological disease but normal MRI & CSF results:

📊 Only 3% had abnormal CSF (0 cats, 17 dogs)
🧠 CSF meaningfully changed diagnosis/treatment in just 1% of cases
🔍 Literature & experience show 20–25% abnormal CSF in certain MUE cases

Our takeaways:
✅ Still recommend CSF if the neuro exam is abnormal, MRI is inconclusive, or there are systemic illness signs
❌ Less likely to recommend CSF for patients with normal exams & presumed epilepsy
💡 This approach eases caregiver burden and focuses resources on rechecks, drug monitoring, and family support

Small shifts in protocol = big wins for patients & families.

09/03/2025

Why choose BVNS? Because we believe in enriching the lives of our team members so they can deliver unparalleled care to patients. With great pay, unique benefits, and influence over innovation—your career truly matters here.

Check out our latest job openings here -> https://www.bvns.net/careers/

09/01/2025

From our family to yours, we wish you a happy and safe Labor Day!

As a reminder, all BVNS locations will be closed for the holiday.

08/25/2025

💉 BVNS Journal Club
Topic: Peritumoral Brain Edema (PTBE) in Meningioma

This week, Dr. Martin Young from BVNS Richmond led a Journal Club discussion on brain swelling (PTBE) in meningioma patients — a challenge he recently faced in surgery despite steroid therapy. This real-world case inspired him to dig deeper into better treatment options. He'll be presenting his findings this September at the Southeastern Veterinary Neurology Conference in Savannah, GA.

🔍 Key Insight:
Steroids are often ineffective against PTBE when VEGF-induced blood vessel leakage is severe — pointing to a need for alternative therapies.

💡 Why it matters:

PTBE affects ~50% of human meningioma cases and leads to seizures, complications, and longer hospital stays.

VEGF-A inhibitors like bevacizumab have shown promise in reducing PTBE in humans.

Dr. Young is exploring whether similar drugs could benefit veterinary patients — potentially improving outcomes in both surgical and medical management.

08/21/2025

At BVNS, we don’t just offer jobs—we invest in your future. Enjoy high-end wages, competitive benefits, and a shared bonus pool for emergency after-hours work. Plus, you have a real voice—drive innovation through our peer committees.

Check out our latest job openings here -> https://www.bvns.net/careers/

08/19/2025

💉 BVNS Journal Club
Topic: Re**al Trazodone for Safe Sedation in Dogs
This week, the BVNS neurology team, in collaboration with neurologists from SCAN in Florida, reviewed a study on rectally administered trazodone in dogs. The session was led by Dr. Divita, our Residency Advisor.

🔍 Key Insight:
Re**al trazodone provides a rapid, safe, and effective sedation option—ideal when oral or IV routes aren’t possible.

💡 Why it matters:
Moderate sedation achieved within 15 minutes, lasting up to 12 hours.
No adverse effects observed in study dogs.
Useful for seizure recovery, anxious patients, or during recovery from procedures—especially in brachycephalic or stressed dogs.

08/11/2025

💉 BVNS Journal Club
Topic: Degenerative Myelopathy (DM) & Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD)

This week, Dr. Hollingsworth presented findings on DM in dogs—with and without concurrent disk disease.

🔍 Key Insights:
🧬 DM is linked to mutations in the SOD1 gene and leads to progressive pelvic limb paralysis.
🧠 MRI may appear normal, but 25%+ spinal cord compression from disk extrusions is common.
📉 Median survival: 13 months (DM alone) vs. 11 months (DM + IVDD)—no significant difference.
💊 Treatments like NSAIDs, steroids, or rehab didn’t improve survival time, but may support quality of life.

💡 Takeaway: This study sharpens our ability to guide owners with more accurate expectations and supportive care strategies.

08/04/2025

💉 BVNS Journal Club
Topic: Clinical Pearls from ACVIM 2024

Dr. Sarah Trub presented takeaways from this year’s ACVIM meeting that are already enhancing patient care:

💊 Keppra ER: Crushing (not splitting) provides faster seizure control—now part of our rescue protocols.
🐶 French Bulldogs: Vestibular signs? Recommend MRI—higher risk of brain infection due to skull anatomy.
🦴 Hemilaminectomy & DPP: One pelvic limb with deep pain = 80% success. We’re more optimistic about surgery in these cases.
😴 CKCS & COMS: Poor sleep = chronic pain. We’re now asking about nighttime restlessness to guide treatment.
🧠 Tethered Cord Syndrome: Dynamic MRI can uncover hidden causes of lumbar pain—14/14 dogs improved with surgery.
😟 Epilepsy & Anxiety: 84% of epileptic dogs show anxiety. We're prioritizing diagnosis and treatment.

💡 Small changes, big impact.

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

Website

http://www.bvns.net/

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