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Northfield Internal Medicine Clinic

Our goal at Northfield Veterinary Internal Medicine Clinic is to increase the quality of life for pets. Internal Medicine Clinic provides a vital aspect of veterinary care that focuses on diagnosing and treating complex medical conditions affecting your furry companions.

To have your pet examined by an AIM doctor, you can visit Northfield Veterinary Hospital in person, located in Al Wasl, Dubai.

Mission of Internal Medicine Clinic

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When should pet see an AIM* Doctor?

Organ-system focused care:

  • Endoscopy (gastrodeudenoscopy, bronchoscopy, urogenital endoscopy, otoscopy)
  • Gastroenterology and nutrition management
  • Hepatology and biliary disease
  • Renal and urologic disorders
  • Endocrinology (diabetes, thyroid, adrenal disease, metabolic conditions)
  • Infectious diseases and immune-mediated disorders
  • Hematology and related conditions

Common diseases treated at the Northfield Pet Internal Medicine Clinic

Anemia and other bleeding disorders
Diabetic Management
Gastrointestinal Issues
Respiratory Disease
Addison’s Disease
Cushing’s Disease
Heart Disease
Kidney Disease
Liver Disease
Pancreatitis

Pet Internal Medicine Services

Northfield offers specialized care for your pets in Dubai, and provides accurate diagnosis, allowing for targeted and effective treatment plans. The best Animal Internal Medicine Doctors (AIM) at Northfield Center present exceptional pet services in Dubai.

Endoscopy

Colonoscopy

Rhinoscopy

Bronchoscopy

Endocrinology

Gastroenterology

Hematology

Urology

If you want your pets to be treated with the latest Veterinary Internal Medicine methods and technologies, Northfield may be the best choice.

We are not just another clinic; we bring innovation and new methods to Dubai.

Routine Exams in Veterinary Internal Medicine Clinic

1

Physical examination of overall health.

Physical examination of the animal’s ears and eyes, as well as internal organs, and checking for parasites, fungus, and fleas.

2

Taking a patient history.

Collecting a patient history involves assessing your pet’s breathing, eating, activity levels, sleeping patterns, and digestion.

3

Blood tests and weight and blood pressure checks.

Blood tests, weight checks, and blood pressure measurements, if necessary, help us detect underlying health issues in your pet.