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Veterinary Internal Medicine
Diseases We Treat
Our team at New England Animal Medical Center is experienced in preventing and caring for the following conditions:
Infectious disease
Stomach and intestinal diseases
Kidney and liver disease
Immune disorders
Pancreatic disease
Hormonal diseases and disorders
Respiratory disease
Blood disease
Some types of cancers
The symptoms and treatments for ailments that your pet is suffering from can vary greatly. If your pet begins acting strangely, has sudden changes in behavior, or is exhibiting symptoms such as lethargy, coughing, trouble breathing, inconsistent bowel movements, incontinence, bleeding, or other severe sypmtoms, do not hesitate to call our front office at (508) 584-1600
Tests and Procedures We Offer
Our internal veterinarians work with other specialty departments at our facility to provide complete treatment for animals suffering from any disease, disorder, or birth defect. By focusing on symptom management while addressing the root medical issue, we can provide the highest level of care while maximizing your pet’s quality of life. The treatments administered to your animal may include, but are not limited to, the following procedures:
Advanced Diagnostic Tools to quickly and accurately determine the specific ailment that your pet is suffering from.
Surgery to both assess and treat diseases that impact organs or other internal body functions.
Medication to treat symptoms and causes of disease.
Holistic care to focus on your pet's overall health and to help manage other medical problems that may arise.
Our internal veterinary medicine practitioners are here to provide expert care to your pet in their time of need. If you have any further questions about the types of services we offer or the conditions we can help treat, contact us below.
A word on Endoscopy…
Endoscopes are tube-shaped instruments that allow access to internal body tissues without surgery. Your New England Animal Medical Center (NEAMC) internal medicine department has access to endoscopes that can look inside the gastrointestinal tract (esophagus, stomach, and intestines) for diagnostic or therapeutic procedures. We can also perform a cystoscopy to evaluate the urethra and bladder in dogs and rhinoscopy to evaluate the nasal sinuses and oral cavity. Our endoscopes allow an “inside view” of ulcers, growths, or objects your pet may have swallowed.
Many veterinarians refer their patients to an NEAMC internal medicine specialist for gastrointestinal evaluation, particularly in chronic cases of vomiting and diarrhea. Unfortunately pets, like their owners, can suffer from inflammatory bowel disease and other intestinal ailments that can only be diagnosed accurately with biopsy. Endoscopic biopsies are usually much easier on a patient than conventional surgery and pets often can go home the same day the procedure is performed.
In some cases, foreign material can be removed with special retrieving instruments avoiding a surgical procedure for your pet. In the past, we have removed jewelry, coins, plastic toys, and a host of other “foreign bodies” that would otherwise have required conventional surgery to remove.
