Specialty Services Offered
24-Hour Emergency
Our full complement of emergency doctors and critical care specialists are available for emergency walk-ins, referrals, and transfers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine
General anesthesia is a state of unconsciousness that is produced by the injection of drugs into the bloodstream, inhalation of anesthetic gases, or a combination thereof. In veterinary medicine, general anesthesia allows us to perform surgeries and other diagnostic or therapeutic procedures that would be otherwise impossible in awake animals. In some cases, procedural sedation, which does not induce unconsciousness, may be used to shorten recovery time and to minimize effects on the cardiovascular system. Anesthesiology is the medical specialty that deals with perioperative patient care or the care of patients before, during, and after anesthetized procedures. Veterinary anesthesiologists develop anesthetic plans, oversee and assist technicians performing anesthesia, and perform analgesic (pain-relieving) procedures to manage both acute and chronic pain conditions.
Cardiology
Veterinary Cardiology is the study and treatment of diseases of the heart and circulatory system, both pulmonary and systemic. In veterinary medicine, cardiology is a sub-specialty of internal medicine and focuses on diagnosing and treating diseases of the heart, lungs, and blood vessels.
Critical Care
Veterinary Critical Care involves treating and managing dynamic disease processes affecting the entire animal. Critical Care Medicine focuses on the most immediate needs of an ill or injured animal, often integrating multiple disciplines to attain the best possible outcome.
Dermatology
Veterinary Dermatology is the study and treatment of skin diseases in dogs and cats. These skin conditions may mimic human dermatology but are unique in animals. Management of skin conditions also includes ears, mouth, hair, and nails.
Internal Medicine
Veterinary Internal Medicine is the treatment and management of complex conditions affecting internal organs. It encompasses illnesses involving the lungs, gastrointestinal tract, liver, kidneys, pancreas, spleen, endocrine organs, blood, immune system, and infectious diseases.
Neurology/Neurosurgery
Veterinary Neurology is the study and treatment of disorders associated with the nervous system, including the brain, spinal cord, nerves, and muscles. Unlike in human medicine, veterinary Neurologists are also trained to perform neurosurgery, including surgeries of the spine and brain.
Oncology
Veterinary Oncology is the study and treatment of cancer in pets. Many cancers are considered and treated as chronic diseases, and an oncologist will create a realistic goal of therapy to attempt to stabilize or slow its progression.
Rehabilitation
Veterinary rehabilitation aims to treat pet injuries and illnesses by decreasing pain and restoring normal function. Trained professionals accomplish this through rehabilitation equipment, modalities, and therapeutic exercises. Rehabilitation can benefit a variety of patients, whether they are recovering from surgery or injury, are involved in sports, or need ongoing supportive care for chronic or degenerative diseases.
Surgery
Veterinary Surgeons are veterinarians who specialize in performing complex surgeries. Surgeries performed by a board-certified specialist generally require advanced training and comprehensive surgical equipment, intensive surgery monitoring, and 24-hour postoperative care. Our state-of-the-art surgery department is fully equipped to perform minimally invasive, orthopedic, and soft tissue procedures.
Urgent Care
Veterinary urgent care treats illnesses that fall between routine preventative care and critical emergencies. Urgent care services can be utilized when your primary care veterinarian is not available and/or your pet has a stable ailment.
