Internal Care For Cats & Dogs
We care about your pet's health, both inside and out. This is why we are proud to offer veterinary internal medicine to treat conditions that impact the health of your pet's internal systems.
Veterinary internal medicine is the diagnosis and treatment of internal conditions in pets, including gastrointestinal disorders, breathing difficulties, heart disease, cancer and more.
If an internal condition is suspected, our team at Smith Veterinary Hospital will perform an examination, X-ray, and ultrasound using the equipment available in our on-site lab. Once your pet's condition has been diagnosed, we will share our findings with you and begin treatment as soon as possible.
Addressing Internal Conditions
Our team diagnoses and treats internal conditions in the following areas:
- Cardiology (heart-related disorders)
- Reproductive Issues
- Immunology (immune system disorders)
- Pulmonary Disorders (diseases of the lungs)
- Gastroenterology (digestive organs)
- Oncology (tumours and cancer)
- Urology (urinary functions, genitourinary tract)
- Endocrinology (glands and their functions)
- Neurology (brain and nervous system disorders)
Cancer Diagnosis & Care
Unfortunately, many companions are affected by cancer at some point in their lives. If detected early, many cancers in dogs and cats can be treated with a combination of surgeries and therapies to help extend your pet's quality of life.
Following your pet's cancer diagnosis, we will explain your pet's condition to you, discuss additional diagnostic testing if appropriate, and provide you with treatment options and prognosis.
Our veterinary team at Smith Veterinary Hospital is here for you and your pet, every step of the way.
In-House Lab & Diagnostics
Targeted testing, imaging and other diagnostic procedures play a key role in providing pet owners with an accurate diagnosis of their dog or cat's condition.
These tests and procedures are performed using the technology and equipment available in our on-site diagnostic laboratory, such as X-rays, ultrasounds, and endoscopy.
Once your pet's condition is diagnosed, our veterinary team will develop a treatment plan suitable to their needs and begin treatment.