Penn Vet | Internal Medicine
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New Bolton Center Kennett Square, PA
Emergencies & Appointments:
610-444-5800
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Ryan Hospital Philadelphia, PA
Emergencies:
215-746-8911
Appointments:
215-746-8387
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Internal Medicine


Penn Vet, internal medicine at Ryan Hospital

What is an internist?

Internists, or internal medicine specialists, apply knowledge and clinical expertise to the diagnosis and treatment of various conditions affecting vital organs, including diseases of the respiratory system, digestive system, liver and pancreas, endocrine system, urinary system, and immune system as well as infectious diseases, among many others. 

Why see an internist at Penn Vet?

Typically, your veterinarian would refer you and your companion animal to us because they might need more expertise in a certain area of specialization.

Our clinical team comprises board-certified veterinarians with unparalleled expertise. We apply new diagnostic methods and treatments to existing and emerging diseases and are actively engaged in basic and clinical research that is pushing forward the boundaries of medical science. Most importantly, we deeply believe in compassionate care and in providing high level medicine to our patients. 

What We Offer

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Our Clinical Team

Our clinical team comprises faculty, clinicians, clinical residents, interns, staff, and students, all of whom are dedicated to the highest standards of veterinary care.

Meet our team
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Symptoms, Diseases, and Procedures

Review this comprehensive list of symptoms and diseases we typically treat, as well as common procedures we conduct in Internal Medicine.

View our list of symptoms, diseases, and procedures...
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Diabetes Program

Our specialists provide exceptional treatment to diabetic dogs and cats, improving the quality of their lives.

Learn more about Diabetes Options
Penn Vet offer the i131 program for hyperthyroidism. 

Feline Hyperthyroidism & I-131

I-131 therapy is an effective treatment for hyperthyroidism in cats. In approximately 95% of cases, the disease is cured after one injection.

Learn more about Feline Hyperthyroidism & I-131
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Kidney & Urinary Care

Just like you, your animal has two kidneys that are vital in cleaning impurities from its body. Learn how we care for your pet's kidneys and their entire gynourological systems.

Learn more about Kidney & Urinary Care
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Penn Animal Blood Bank

PABB manages a large volunteer blood donor program to meet the transfusion needs of the patients at Penn Vet.

Learn more about the Penn Animal Blood Bank

New Clinical Trials for Diabetic Dogs

Penn Vet is offering two new clinical trials for dogs with diabetes. Please click on the links below to learn more:

Referring veterinarian?

If you are referring a patient to Ryan Hospital, please...

Now Offering Extracorporeal Therapies

As part of our ECT service, we now offer dialysis and plasma exchange to patients who need these treatment options.