Lowcountry Veterinary Neurology & Surgery

05/27/2026

Baller is feeling fly and ready to start calling the shots again 😆

Baller presented to LVNS for nonambulatory paraparesis, which means he was unable to walk or stand in his pelvic limbs 😔 Following an in-house MRI, Dr. Freeman performed a left-sided hemilaminectomy 🩺 Baller is four weeks post-op and ready to hit the streets again 🏎️💨

Baller is also sporting our new LVNS tee 👕 If your pet is a previous surgery patient and you’d like an LVNS tee, please reach out to us 📲

05/25/2026

Our office will be closed today as we honor those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country 🇺🇸 We will reopen tomorrow morning at 8am ⏰ Existing clients may contact us via text or email with any patient concerns 📲

05/20/2026

contrary to the looks on their faces, both Boo and Vinnie were excited to see Dr. Freeman for their rechecks 🩺 these two housemates do everything together, including vet visits 😂

05/18/2026

Meet Cora 💓 Cora presented to LVNS for acute onset of pelvic limb weakness 🩺 following an MRI, Dr. Freeman performed a right sided hemilaminectomy 🏥 four weeks post-op and Cora continues to do well and is back to living her best life beachside ☀️

05/13/2026

was ALL SMILES for his recheck with Dr. Freeman 😁 we just adore this sweet, goofy boy 💙

05/05/2026

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04/03/2026

Happy Easter from LVNS and our resident bunny 🐰 in observance of the Easter holiday, our office will be closed on Monday, April 6 🌅 we will be monitoring our phone lines and email for existing patients 📲 should your pet need immediate care, please contact your nearest emergency or urgent care facility 🏥 📸: Paws in Paradise

03/19/2026

Meet Koa 💙 Koa presented to LVNS for evaluation of acute left pelvic limb lameness. An MRI was performed to look for an underlying cause of Koa’s signs. The MRI was most consistent with acute noncompressive nucleus pulposus extrusion (ANNPE). This condition occurs when a small piece of disc material extrudes and causes acute spinal cord contusion. There is not a significant amount of compression to require surgery, and he was able to be managed conservatively with medications and rest. Swipe right to see Koa’s improvement in just four weeks ➡️ 🐾

03/17/2026

Bugsy presented to LVNS for evaluation of reduced hearing 🤍 Dr. Freeman performed a non-invasive BAER (Brainstem Auditory Evoked Response) test to evaluate Bugsy’s hearing waveforms by placing small electrodes under the skin to record his brain’s electrical responses to sound stimuli. Bugsy was the perfect patient for us 🤍

02/19/2026