Opening Date: September 8, 2026
When a pet’s symptoms persist, a condition becomes difficult to manage, or the diagnosis is not straightforward, Allied’s Internal Medicine team is here to help. Our internal medicine doctors provide advanced diagnostic evaluation and individualized treatment for dogs and cats with complex, chronic, and multisystem diseases.
Located within our Brooklyn Park hospital, the department has access to advanced imaging, specialized procedures, and collaborative support from Allied’s emergency, critical care, surgery, and oncology teams. This allows us to provide coordinated care for patients whose needs extend beyond a single specialty.
Advanced diagnostics and treatment for complex and chronic conditions
Thoughtful, evidence-based care tailored to each patient
Long-term management and ongoing relationships with patients and their families
Collaboration with referring veterinarians and Allied’s other specialty and emergency teams
Convenient access to specialty care within Allied’s Brooklyn Park hospital
Residency Trained in Internal Medicine
Residency Trained in Internal Medicine
Veterinary internal medicine doctors and nurses undergo extensive training beyond veterinary school. This includes intensive residency training focused on conditions affecting the endocrine, digestive, urinary, respiratory, and immune systems, along with advanced diagnostics such as endoscopy and ultrasound.
At Allied, our Internal Medicine service is led by doctors who have completed residencies in Small Animal Internal Medicine, working alongside a highly trained team of nurses who assist with advanced diagnostics and provide ongoing patient monitoring.
Chronic vomiting, diarrhea, weight loss, inflammatory GI disease
Diabetes, thyroid disease, adrenal disease
Liver disease, gallbladder disease, pancreatitis, abnormal liver values
Kidney disease, urinary tract disease, recurrent infections, urinary abnormalities
Chronic cough, breathing difficulties, airway disease, lung disorders
Minimally invasive treatment for certain urinary and bladder stones
Anemia, blood disorders, immune-mediated disease, complex infections
Abnormal lab findings, complex multisystem conditions
Long-term monitoring and treatment of complex or recurring medical conditions
Abdominal ultrasound and CT when indicated
Exact procedures pending confirmation
