When your pet faces a complex or ongoing health issue, your family veterinarian may recommend working with a board-certified veterinary internal medicine specialist—a doctor trained to diagnose and manage challenging conditions such as kidney disease, chronic GI problems, respiratory issues and more.
Think of it like seeing a specialist for your own health. Your regular vet handles a wide range of care, and a veterinary medicine specialist steps in when deeper diagnostics or a longer-term management plan are needed.
Together, we form a team focused on your pet’s comfort and quality of life.
Does your pet need to see a veterinary internal medicine specialist?
What We Do & How We Can Help
At Music City Pet Internal Medicine, we support you and your family vet with advanced tools and collaborative care. We offer:
Tele-Advice
Get expert insight without leaving home! We offer non-diagnostic, non-prescriptive guidance to help you better understand your pet’s condition. This includes medication reviews, lab result interpretation, wellness planning, and education on chronic disease management—all designed to complement your vet’s care and empower you between visits.
Mobile Diagnostics
When advanced testing is needed, we provide in-person services like endoscopy, performed in the comfort of your family vet’s office when possible. This keeps your pet in familiar surroundings while expanding access to specialty-level care.
Ongoing Collaboration
We stay in close communication with your veterinary team to ensure your pet’s care plan is clear, coordinated and compassionate. Your family vet remains the primary provider, and we’re here to support them with their added insight and tools.
You don’t have to navigate this alone! Whether your pet has a new diagnosis or a condition that’s been hard to manage, we’re here to help you feel informed, supported and confident in the path to moving forward, faster.
