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Comprehensive Internal Medicine Services for Pets
Internal medicine focuses on diagnosing and treating conditions that affect a pet’s internal organs and systems. At TotalBond Veterinary Hospital at Forestbrook, the team provides advanced care for complex medical cases, partnering with pet owners to manage ongoing health issues and chronic disease.
What Internal Medicine Includes
Internal medicine covers a wide range of conditions and specialties that may involve:
- Cardiology – Heart and circulatory system conditions (coughing, difficulty breathing, murmurs)
- Pulmonology – conditions of the lungs and respiratory tract
- Endocrinology – Hormonal and metabolic disorders such as diabetes or thyroid disease
- Gastroenterology – Digestive tract concerns, including vomiting, diarrhea, and inflammatory bowel disease, and so much more
- Respiratory Medicine – Evaluating issues with the nose, throat, lungs, and breathing patterns
- Neurology – Nervous system disorders, seizures, or abnormal neurologic function
- Hepatic, Renal & Urinary Care – Liver, kidney, bladder, and urinary tract conditions
- Ophthalmology – conditions of the eye and globe
- Oncology – Cancer care
Because these issues often present subtle or nonspecific signs, a thorough internal medicine workup may include advanced diagnostics like bloodwork, imaging (such as ultrasound and X-rays), urinalysis, and specialized testing. Treatment plans are tailored to each pet’s diagnosis and may include medications, dietary management, and long-term monitoring.
Partnering With Specialists When Needed
When cases require a higher level of expertise or procedures outside the hospital’s scope, the veterinary team can coordinate referrals with trusted veterinary specialists to ensure pets receive optimal care.
Why Internal Medicine Matters
Internal medicine is essential for pets showing changes in behavior, appetite, energy levels, or chronic symptoms. Early diagnosis and intervention help stabilize conditions, improve quality of life, and often slow disease progression.

