Internal Medicine in Stillwater, OK
When something is going on beneath the surface, Perkins Road Pet Clinic relies on internal medicine to find answers. We focus on non-invasive diagnostic and treatment techniques that give us a complete picture of your pet’s health.
A Complete Look at Your Pet’s Health
Internal medicine places emphasis on non-invasive diagnostic and treatment techniques that give us a picture of your pet’s complete body. We examine and evaluate all of your pet’s internal systems, including cardiovascular, skeletal, muscular, and organ function, to identify problems that aren’t always visible from the outside.
Conditions We Help Manage
- Chronic illnesses affecting the heart, kidneys, or liver
- Endocrine disorders such as diabetes or thyroid imbalances
- Gastrointestinal issues and digestive concerns
- Ongoing management of age-related conditions
Diagnostic Tools That Support Internal Medicine
Our internal medicine evaluations are supported by our in-house laboratory, digital x-ray, and ultrasound, allowing us to diagnose and monitor internal conditions accurately without invasive procedures. This diagnostic approach is often paired with ongoing wellness care through our Adult Program.
Contact us today at (405) 624-3086 to learn more about how we can care for your pet.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does internal medicine cover?
Internal medicine covers the diagnosis and management of conditions affecting internal organs and systems, including the heart, kidneys, liver, and digestive tract.
What conditions might require an internal medicine evaluation?
Chronic illness, unexplained weight loss, changes in appetite or energy, and abnormal lab results are all reasons your veterinarian might recommend an internal medicine workup.
Is internal medicine diagnosis invasive?
No, we focus on non-invasive tools like bloodwork, x-ray, and ultrasound to evaluate your pet’s internal health.
Can internal medicine help manage chronic diseases like diabetes?
Yes, our internal medicine approach includes ongoing management of chronic and endocrine conditions such as diabetes and thyroid disorders.
How is internal medicine different from a routine wellness exam?
A wellness exam is a general checkup, while internal medicine involves a more focused diagnostic workup when a specific health concern is suspected.
What tools do you use to diagnose internal conditions?
We use in-house lab testing, digital x-ray, and ultrasound to evaluate internal organ function and structure.
How do I know if my pet needs an internal medicine evaluation?
If your pet is showing symptoms like lethargy, vomiting, changes in appetite, or abnormal bloodwork, call us to schedule an evaluation.