As a pet parent, there’s nothing more frightening than watching your dog or cat suddenly lose control of their body, act confused, or have a seizure. Neurological emergencies can be alarming, but knowing what to do in those critical moments can make a big difference for your pet’s safety and recovery. Here’s a simple, step-by-step guide to help you respond if your pet is experiencing a neurological crisis.

At SCAN Clearwater, we are privileged to help pets like Ringo Schwarzmann, a spirited 14-year-old Terrier Mix, navigate challenging health journeys with advanced diagnostic tools, surgical expertise, and compassionate care.

When Dixie, an 8-year-old domestic short-haired cat, began showing signs of weakness, her owners knew something wasn’t right. What started as a suspected orthopedic issue turned out to be a much more complex and rare neurological condition, Myasthenia Gravis (MG).

At SCAN, we know that keeping your pet safe and comfortable is your top priority. Here’s how you can help your pet stay cool and healthy during the Florida heat, with special care tips for pets facing neurological challenges.

At SCAN, we’re privileged to work with dedicated veterinarians and determined pet families every day—but every so often, a case reminds us just how resilient our four-legged friends can be.

When it comes to diagnosing complex health conditions in your pet, an MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) is often the most advanced and reliable tool available.

To help you adjust to the changes ahead, we’ve collected answers to common questions as well as some helpful tips from other families of disabled pets.

A seizure breakthrough occurs when a pet previously under control with medication experiences a new seizure episode. This can be distressing for both pets and their owners.

Milo, a 9 year old Puggle, began showing signs of neck pain in mid-April.

We can all agree, Frenchies are stinkin' cute! But, did you know that these short-snout sweeties also exhibit unique neurological issues due to several factors?