Southeast Veterinary Cardiology

5 years. Grateful.

Since late September 2019, veterinary clinics around north GA and metro Atlanta have graciously hosted me in their spaces to try and help them with their patients' cardiac issues. Through this time, I've developed so many relationships with clinic staff and vets while we all work to help the pets whose owners have entrusted to us. It is a privilege that I do not take for granted - thank you for making the last 5 years so amazing!

Here's to many more, God willing!

--Brandon Pogue

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UF College of Veterinary Medicine launches open heart surgery program for dogs - UF Health The University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine has launched an open heart surgery program for dogs, becoming the only program of its kind in the…

Primary care veterinarians, do your patients have heart disease? Would you like help managing their disease inside your own clinic by a cardiologist? SEVC is the only mobile specialty service in metro Atlanta and North GA where your patients are physically examined by and have an echocardiogram performed by a board-certified cardiologist. Please see www.sevetcardiology.com for more information including SEVC's service area.

Southeast Veterinary Cardiology's goal is to provide the most accurate cardiac evaluations, along with comprehensive yet applicable reports. All to help primary care veterinarians and their pet-owning clients understand the heart disease present and how to best treat/manage the condition.

**Update for clinics who utilize SEVC** Online scheduling is here and live! Please visit www.sevetcardiology.com for further information and to check it out.

We're making this change to allow our partner clinics to see SEVC's current availability and reserve time directly, increasing efficiency for scheduling. Up to 3 cases can be added per 90 minute consultation time. Don't hesitate to contact SEVC with any questions about scheduling or to inquire about our services!

Check out this update about Diet-Associated DCM from one of the main researchers trying to determine the cause of this important issue in pets. Direct link to article in comments.

SEVC is able to come into veterinary clinics and evaluate for DCM and any other heart disease in your patients - every echocardiogram is performed directly by a board-certified cardiologist. You’ll have results and a detailed report before SEVC leaves your clinic. For more information, check out www.sevetcardiology.com.

Getting closer to when SEVC is allowed to practice inside metro ATL and provide desperately needed help to your cardiology patients. In the meantime, working on ways to help vets schedule consultations easily online - look for more information coming soon!

Here’s another article that’s truly a must read for every veterinarian - as degenerative valvular disease is the most common heart disease of dogs.

SEVC is here to support primary care veterinarians in managing heart disease within their own clinic. Again, thank you to all the clinics utilizing our services, we hope to be able to expand our availability in the coming months! Contact us for more information about SEVC’s services and current availability.

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/jvim.15488

World Veterinary Day - Proud to be a part of a profession with such a varied role in society. From our pets, livestock, zoo/aquarium, wildlife, military/law enforcement, to medical research - veterinarians & their amazing support staff help all of us live happier, safer, and healthier lives!

As Southeast Veterinary Cardiology gears up for a busy summer/fall 2021, we'll be intermittently posting important articles that help you practice the best medicine possible. Here's an excellent, (really) thorough review about heart murmurs in dogs & cats. Highly recommended read for every veterinarian.

SEVC is here to help primary care vets inside their own clinic when any murmurs (or arrhythmias too) are noted in their patients. A huge thank you to all the clinics utilizing SEVC already, looking forward to being able to help more in the future!

Management of incidentally detected heart murmurs in dogs and cats A dog or a cat has an incidentally detected heart murmur if the murmur is an unexpected discovery during a veterinary consultation that was not initia…

Great opportunity if you or your clients have Doberman Pinschers and want free cardiac evaluation & monitoring! Up to 50% of Dobermans will be affected by Dilated Cardiomyopathy (DCM) in their lifetime.