The Leading Center For Advanced Neurology
At BVNS we understand the important place your pet holds in your home and in your heart. We know that when your pet becomes ill or is injured, you want them to benefit from the very best neurological diagnosis and treatments. Your primary care veterinarian knows you want that, too. That’s why hundreds of veterinarians entrust thousands of pets to our care each year. Our team of board certified and highly trained neurologists and neurosurgeons are well-known for innovative, high-quality, compassionate care that can improve your pet’s health, function and quality of life… so you can welcome them back home.
What's New?
March 9, 2010
Bush Veterinary Neurology Service (BVNS) is pleased to announce the recent acquisition of PetsDx VA, LLC, Leesburg, VA. “Advanced imaging is an essential component to the diagnosis and treatment of neurologic disease; we are excited to have this capability under the BVNS umbrella,” said Dr. William Bush, Chief Medical Officer for BVNS. “The same quality and exceptional client service you have come to expect from BVNS will continue through to our new imaging company, Bush Advanced Veterinary Imaging.”
Bush Advanced Veterinary Imaging’s mission remains to continue to adapt the newest MRI technology to animals in order to provide the highest quality diagnostic MR and CT imaging for BVNS, area specialists, and local general practitioners.
February 25, 2010
Thank you to Dr. Ashley Hughes for her wonderful story about Sparkle and BVNS. www.friendshiptails.com
February 10, 2010
BVNS knows the snow is a drag for all of us here on the east coast. We would like to turn the Snowpocalypse of 2010 into a positive experience! Post your favorite picture of your pet in the snow to our Facebook page and on Monday we will pick a winner and donate $250 in the winners name to The Rascal Foundation. We're looking forward to seeing all of your fabulous pets pictures! Stay warm, the team at BVNS.
February 8, 2010
Dr. Devon Hague, DVM, Neurology/Neurosurgery Resident, will be speaking at the Greyhound in Gettysburg on April 24, 2010. Dr. Hague's talk will focus on Treatment for Lameness Caused by Neurologic Disease and Trauma.
When: April 24, 2010Location: Outlet Shoppes at Gettysburg former Pfaltzgraff space (Suite 770), Gettysburg, PA
Time: 12:30pm - 1:20pm
This informative session will discuss neurological and orthopedic lameness as well as the diagnosis and treatment of disk disease
For more information on the event, please visit:
greyhoundsingettysburg.com