At Central Texas Veterinary Specialty & Emergency Hospital (CTVSEH), our board-certified veterinary internal medicine specialists diagnose and treat complex diseases in dogs and cats. Internal medicine focuses on the prevention, diagnosis, and management of illnesses that affect your pet’s internal organs, helping them live a longer, healthier life.
Our team uses advanced diagnostic tools and a collaborative, compassionate approach to create individualized treatment plans. We work closely with your primary care veterinarian to ensure seamless, comprehensive care for your pet.
Veterinary internal medicine is the specialty dedicated to diagnosing and treating diseases that affect the internal body systems, including:
Our Austin and Round Rock internal medicine departments are equipped with state-of-the-art tools to provide an accurate diagnosis and effective treatment, including:
Your family veterinarian may refer your pet to an internal medicine specialist if:
At CTVSEH, we believe in a team-based approach. Our internal medicine specialists collaborate with our in-house cardiology, oncology, surgery, and emergency services to provide complete, coordinated care. Every pet is treated with compassion, patience, and dedication—because we know they’re part of your family.
We provide veterinary internal medicine services at both our North Austin/Round Rock and South Austin locations, making it easy for pet owners across Central Texas to access specialty care.
A veterinary internal medicine specialist is a veterinarian who has completed advanced training and board certification to diagnose and treat complex diseases affecting internal organs such as the liver, kidneys, pancreas, lungs, and endocrine glands.
Your primary veterinarian may recommend an internal medicine consultation if your pet has a chronic illness, unexplained symptoms, multiple health issues, or if they are not responding to standard treatments.
We use a variety of advanced diagnostic tools, including bloodwork, urinalysis, ultrasound, endoscopy, CT scans, and specialized lab tests to pinpoint the cause of your pet’s illness.
Our specialists collaborate closely with your primary care vet, providing updates, test results, and recommendations to ensure seamless, coordinated care.
Yes. Internal medicine is especially valuable for managing long-term illnesses such as kidney disease, diabetes, immune-mediated disorders, and gastrointestinal issues, helping improve your pet’s quality of life.
If your pet is struggling with a chronic illness or has been referred by your primary veterinarian, our internal medicine team is here to help.
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