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    Southeast Veterinary Neurology

    4.5 (31 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Pet vaccinations

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    I cannot thank the staff at SEVN enough for taking care of my pup. My husband and I traveled down from PA to visit family here and my one beagle started having seizures out of nowhere with no prior history. The specialist and staff took my pup in immediately and provided the best possible care. They kept us updated on her status and explained everything in detail. Because of SEVN my pup has been seizure free and is returning to her old self again!

    Kristen G.

    I don't know where to start...I wish I could give more than 5 stars. My dog was on severe pain, he's our baby...after several days of trying medication per the vet...she then suggested we take our Juice Ortiz here to be seen. Quickly we saw the loving care, the consistent communication, and professionalism...the doctors performed an MRI and moved Juice straight to surgery...ruptured disc. He was hospitalized 3 days...the compassion and communication is truly from the heart. I can't possibly recommend this practice enough. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for helping our baby.

    Hope

    I would give this staff a 10+ if possible. How to make a pet owner at ease after receiving devastating news about their precious pup? Dr Adam's and the entire staff did just that. I'm so happy to have them in our entourage of Veterinarians to help guide us through these horrible times. Thank you Dr Adam's and staff. Joanne, John and of course our girl Hope

    I would recommend SEVN to anyone looking for neurological care for their fur baby. Our four year old Max recently started having seizures and it has not been an easy ride. Luckily SEVN was able to get us in earlier then our scheduled appointment on an emergency basis. The staff was very helpful, actually listened, took the time to thoroughly go over all information / any questions we had, & the office is very nice and clean. Unfortunately, some imaging services are just way to expensive there for the our family to afford and we couldn't do an MRI for our Max but I know they are only recommending this imaging to rule out possibilities that are causing his seizures. We decided to start seizure medication and again the staff has helped us every step of that way with answering all of our questions and navigating us on what the road looks like ahead with a dog who has seizures. ALSO, if your pet is having seizures, I HIGHLY recommend watching Dr. Wongs youtube videos which helped more than he will ever know! The explaining Dr. Wong gives in his videos is the best to fully understand seizures overall and other medical conditions/ symptoms your fur baby may be experiencing.

    Grady when he literally was "sick as a dog."
    Kathy C.

    My dog Grady all of a sudden wouldn't eat, wouldn't walk, was peeing on himself...it was horrible. We took him to Banfield on Linton. They sent us to Dr. Reese. Dr. Reese thought that maybe Grady had a brain tumor, but since he was almost 17 years old, he didn't want to put him under anesthesia. We were all thinking the worst, he was old and this may be the end. I was depressed all week. Dr. Reese put Grady on prednisone. He started eating again! Little by little, he was getting better! So, little by little Dr. Reese started weaning him off the pills. After two months, Grady had fully recovered. I was so grateful that Dr. Reese had not given up on Grady. The whole episode made me so depressed. Everyone at the clinic was so empathetic. I thank God for a positive outcome. The only change that I had made to Grady's diet was that I added a breath freshener to his water. I reported what happened to Pet Supermarket as well as to the manufacturer. My heartfelt thanks to Dr. Reese and his entire staff. You made a bad situation turn out positive. I really appreciate all that you did to help Grady!

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    My dog had a slipped disc and was treated by Dr. Reese without surgical intervention. She has improved and I am so grateful!

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    Thanks to this amazing team at SEVN our boy was given a thorough evaluation, diagnosis and a treatment plan!

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    Southeast Veterinary Neurology - vet - Updated September 2026

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