My pet needs an Internist

A veterinary internal medicine specialist helps pets with complex or long-lasting illnesses. Think of it like a specialist doctor for humans, but for your furry friends.

If your pet has issues like kidney problems, breathing difficulties, or ongoing intestinal trouble, your regular vet might refer you to an internal medicine specialist. They can also consult with specialists and keep your pet’s care in familiar surroundings. These specialists have extra training to diagnose and manage these kinds of diseases. Your family vet has so many other skills - it’s important to work together to manage all aspects of your pet’s care.

A trained specialist can do advanced tests like ultrasounds and special camera procedures to see inside your pet. They work closely with your regular vet to make sure your pet gets the best care possible. The goal is to either resolve the illness or help your pet feel comfortable and live a good quality of life.

Music City Pet Internal Medicine aims to enhance collaboration among pet owners, family vets, and specialists. I'm focused on providing personalized care through virtual consultations, with the option for in-person visits for additional testing. Your family vet leads the care, and I’m here as their support.