About Southeast Veterinary Neurology
Southeast Veterinary Neurology (SEVN) in Boynton Beach opened in October 2017 with the goal of serving pets with neurological conditions, their pet parents, and the veterinary community of Boynton Beach, Martin, Palm Beach, and North Broward counties. With an in-house MRI machine and multiple board-certified veterinary neurologists on staff, this location provides peace of mind and quality care for pet owners. When bringing pets to the Boynton Beach location, clients can expect friendly service in an environment designed to keep both them and their pets comfortable. SEVN, founded in 2010, has grown to be South Florida's leader in veterinary neurology. Customers highly praise the staff's attentiveness, politeness, and knowledge. The veterinary neurologists, including Dr. Reese, are noted for being thorough, compassionate, and patient, taking the time to explain diagnoses in detail. The facility is clean and well-equipped to ensure pets' comfort. Even though the services may be pricey, the compassionate care provided by the SEVN team has made a significant positive impact on pet owners during tough times. Many clients express gratitude for the support they received, highlighting the caring nature of the staff, especially during emergencies.
SEVN was great, all the doctors and staff were warm people with my pet's health in mind who took good care of her. Another vet misdiagnosed my dog as having arthritis. I did not agree and took her here where they diagnosed her correctly. It was a spinal tumor. SEVN was my only ally as I navigated the progression of the disease over a number of months. They answered my calls and questions and worked with me.
Very knowledgeable staff. They have helped our dog over the years.
These guys are on point, super friendly staff, they explained the success rate for the IVDD surgery very clearly and we decided to take the risk and spend a significant amount of money in the 50% chance of it working.
Be prepared to spend real money if you want the best and it is not guaranteed.
Unfortunately our pup Cash/ AKA Limp Bizkit has not regained feeling in her back legs at 6weeks after spinal surgery.
Anyone considering the surgery, it is not easy taking care of a paralyzed pup and is a major commitment that takes significant time and effort, especially for bigger dogs. Lifting, draining their bladder, constant baths from them going to the bathroom...read full review