Internal Medicine
Our Internal Medicine team unravels complex cases with a meticulous, science-driven approach tailored to each patient.
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Why Trust Vets Now Referrals
Specialists in kidney, urinary tract, and gastrointestinal conditions
Equipped with advanced diagnostics including endoscopy and fluoroscopy
Collaborative, multidisciplinary case management
Proven success with minimally invasive treatments
Our services
The Internal Medicine service at Vets Now Glasgow specialises in investigating and managing complex, chronic, and challenging cases.
We work closely with other specialities such as Soft Tissue Surgery and ECC to provide truly integrated care. Our expertise covers conditions like chronic cough, gastrointestinal disease, urinary tract disorders, and swallowing difficulties.
Using state-of-the-art diagnostic technology, including flexible endoscopy, fluoroscopy, balloon dilation, and interventional procedures, we can provide innovative solutions where standard treatments are insufficient.
Our prices
Each individual will get their own estimates based on their needs, prices may very based on each case.
*price list correct as of January 2025
Medicine- Chronic Cough (Canine/Feline) (Limited Package) Total – £4280.00
Medicine – Lower GIT (Canine/Feline) (Limited Package) Total – £3159.00
Medicine – Nasal Discharge (Canine/Feline) (Limited Package) Total – £4280.00
Medicine – Upper GIT (Canine/Feline) (Limited Package) Total – £2692.00
Meet our Internal medicine team
– Dr. Alix McBrearty — European & RCVS Specialist in Small Animal Internal Medicine
– Dr. Aimee Hope — European & RCVS Specialist in Small Animal Internal Medicine
Vets Now FAQs
- When should a pet be referred to Internal Medicine?
When a condition is chronic, recurring, or proving difficult to diagnose or manage in general practice.
- What types of diagnostic tools are available?
We use advanced tools such as endoscopy, fluoroscopy, ultrasound, and interventional radiology techniques.
- Do you work with other departments on complex cases?
Yes, we frequently collaborate with surgery, oncology, and ECC to ensure a complete treatment plan.