Internal medicine

The Department of General Internal Medicine accepts cats and dogs with various illnesses on a daily basis and refers them for further specialist examinations and treatment as needed. It also accepts animals in need of travel health checks or regular protective vaccinations and can provide advice on the healthcare of cats and dogs.

General internal examinations of cats and dogs

Referrals for specialist examinations and treatment

Cardiology Department
Dermatology Department
Oncology Department
Diagnostics Department
Hospital Animal Care Department
Surgery and Opthalmology Department
Dentistry, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Department
Physiotherapy Department
Chiropractic Department

Vaccinations

Dogs: combination vaccination
Cats: combination vaccination, feline leukemia vaccination, rabies vaccination
Determination of titre rabies antibody

Diagnostics and Treatment

Urinary infections
Gastrointestinal infections
Hormonal disorders (defects in the working of the thyroid, adrenal, and sex glands, diabetes, etc.)
Infectious diseases
Inhalation treatment of upper respiratory tracts infections in cats and small dogs
Monitoring cats and dogs with chronic diseases (e.g. epilepsy diabetes)

Transfusion Medicine

You are invited to register your animal in our blood donor base and, in doing so, help to save many lives.

Nutrition Advice

Consultations in collaboration with animal nutrition experts
Sale of specialised commercial veterinary diet food
Creating individual diets for animals with special nutritional needs

Want to know more about the suitability of raw food for dogs?

Advice in the field of reproduction

Determination of sexual cycle stage in bitches
Determining the optimal mating time of bitches
Prevention of pregnancy in bitches and dogs

It is not necessary to make an appointment at the Department for General Internal Medicine, however, it is recommended that you call 01 4779 277 prior to non-urgent visits to enquire about the current waiting time.