1.  Is the Veterinary Neurological Center open during the weekend?

2.  Where is the Veterinary Neurological Center located?

3.  What is a veterinary neurologist?

4.  What should I do if my pet is having a seizure?

5.  Where can I go to learn more about epilepsy?

6.  What should I do if my pet is suddenly unable to use his/her legs?

1.  My veterinarian has referred my pet to see a doctor at the Veterinary Neurological Center.  May I call and speak directly to the doctor before my appointment?

2.  How far in advance must an appointment be scheduled?

3.  Should I withhold food, water and medication from my pet prior to the appointment?

4.  What should I bring to the appointment?

5.  How long will the appointment take?

6.  Can I drop my pet off for the appointment and pick him/her up later?

7.  What happens if my pet has to be admitted to the hospital?

8.  Can testing be completed on the same day as the appointment?

9.  How will my veterinarian know what happened at this appointment?

10.  My pet was seen in your office several years ago and is exhibiting some of the same signs.  Do I need to be re-referred?

1.  Will my pet be safe under anesthesia?

2.  When may I visit my pet?

3.  Should I report my pet's seizures to the VNC?

4.  Do I need to pick up all prescribed medication for my pet from the VNC?

5.  My pet has not had an epileptic episode in over a month.  Should I discontinue anticonvulsant medication?

1.  What are your fees?

2.  Do you accept payment plans?

3.  What is Care Credit?

1.  What is the primary purpose of this website?

2.  How do you navigate through the website?

3.  Why are certain words different colors?

4.  Is there an easy way to learn more about the neurological terms that are on the website?

5.  Is there a page which would help provide a basic understanding of veterinary neurology?

6.  How do I print a page from the website?

7.  Acknowledgements: