Veterinary Internal Medicine in Newtown

Veterinary Internal Medicine

A veterinary internal medicine specialist is skilled at treating diseases, such as kidney failure, digestive issues, hormonal problems, and diabetes.

Pets with critical, complex, or chronic conditions can benefit from the advanced training and skill of our board-certified internal medicine specialists, Dr. Meghan DeLucia and Dr. Michelle Pavlick.

If your pet’s diagnosis is known, our internist can confirm the diagnosis and make treatment recommendations, giving you peace of mind. If a diagnosis is elusive or therapy is not proving effective, our internist may be better able to reach a diagnosis or adjust the treatment plan to improve results and return your pet to good health or manage their chronic illness.

In addition to full consultations, we also offer outpatient ultrasounds which are focused imaging sessions performed by our internists without a physical exam or full medical consultation. These can often be scheduled more quickly and are a great option for certain cases.

At Newtown Veterinary Specialists in Newtown, we emphasize a comprehensive, team approach to our cases and work not only with your veterinarian but also with other specialists to ensure the best care for our patients.

Treating Disease in Pets in Newtown

After a referral from your primary care vet, an internal medicine specialist will complete a thorough physical exam of your pet and may recommend additional testing, done in-house in our state-of-the-art veterinary lab. Depending on your pet's condition, diagnostic testing or treatment may include: 

• Advanced lab testing of tissue and blood samples
• Endoscopy procedures 
• Imaging, including X-ray, ultrasound, or CT scan
• Bone marrow evaluation 
• Intravenous nutrition (TPN)
• Stomach or esophageal feeding tube 
• Ultrasound-guided biopsy procedures