Veterinary and Animal Science

Internal Medicine

Internal Medicine or Internists specialists, apply knowledge and clinical expertise to the diagnosis and treatment of various conditions affecting vital organs, including diseases of the respiratory system, digestive system, liver and pancreas, endocrine system, urinary system, and immune system as well as infectious diseases, among many others. Internal medicine veterinarians can further specialize in the following:

• Cardiology

• Large animal internal medicine

• Neurology

• Oncology

• Small animal internal medicine

Internal Medicine in veterinary practice refers to the specialized field that deals with diagnosing and treating complex medical conditions affecting animals. Veterinarians who specialize in internal medicine, known as veterinary internists, undergo extensive training to address a wide range of diseases and disorders that can affect an animal's internal organs, systems, and overall health. Here's a comprehensive overview of Internal Medicine in veterinary practice: The Role of Veterinary Internists: Veterinary internists are specialists who provide in-depth medical expertise and advanced diagnostics for animals with complex or chronic health issues. They focus on diseases of internal organs, metabolic disorders, infectious diseases, and immune-related conditions.