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We keep families together by giving second chances to pets with neurological disease and hope to the people who love them ❤️
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Southeast Veterinary Neurology is the neurology and neurosurgery practice of Dr. Michael Wong and associates. Located in Miami, we serve all of south Florida. We specialize in diseases of the brain & spine (seizures, balance disorders, hind end weakness, etc).

10/31/2026

Congratulations to all of our team members who celebrated their SEVNversaries in October! 🐾

10/30/2026

They speak for the trees AND advocate for their patients. 🌳🧡 Happy Halloween from SEVN!

10/29/2026

What happens when seizure medication isn’t enough to control a pet’s epilepsy? 🧠

While many pets respond well to seizure medications, approximately 1 in 3 dogs with epilepsy may not achieve adequate seizure control.

Vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) offers a promising alternative approach for dogs with difficult-to-control epilepsy. Through the Milo VNS System, mild electrical stimulation is delivered to the vagus nerve to help reduce seizure frequency and severity over time.

Southeast Veterinary Neurology is proud to be the third veterinary hospital in the United States to adopt this innovative technology, providing another treatment option for pets living with epilepsy.

Swipe to learn how VNS works, its potential benefits, and which pets may be candidates.

10/28/2026

Dr. Sanil is picking her poison, veterinary neurology edition. 🧠🎃

What would you choose? 👀

10/27/2026

Trick or treat? Dr. Sanil has some decisions to make. 👻🍬

We’re putting a veterinary neurology twist on a Halloween classic! 🎃🧠 Watch to see what earns a trick and what gets a treat.

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! 🩺

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 ❤️

Address

9300 SW 40th Street
Miami, FL
33165

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+13052742777

Website

http://SEVNeurology.com/

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