Animals should be re-examined two days after commencement of treatment, when clinical signs should begin to resolve. At two weeks, uveitis should be completely resolved, and neurological deficits should show improvement. Two weeks after the owner reports clinical recovery, the animal should be re-examined for a third time, and a decision made as to discontinuation of treatment. It should be noted that some neuromuscular changes may not fully resolve, due to permanent CNS damage. | Animals should be re-examined two days after commencement of treatment, when clinical signs should begin to resolve. At two weeks, uveitis should be completely resolved, and neurological deficits should show improvement. Two weeks after the owner reports clinical recovery, the animal should be re-examined for a third time, and a decision made as to discontinuation of treatment. It should be noted that some neuromuscular changes may not fully resolve, due to permanent CNS damage. |