Pamplona Veterinary Hospital veterinarians focus on pets whose diagnosis is more complex due to experiencing symptoms in various organs or suffering from multiple diseases.
Internal Medicine constitutes the main branch from which various subspecialties arise:
- Endocrinology: the study of the endocrine system, composed of the thyroid gland, the adrenal glands, the pancreas, the hypothalamus and the pituitary gland.
- Gastroenterology: the study of the digestive system, made up of the esophagus, stomach, small and large intestine, liver, bile ducts and pancreas.
- Nephrology: the study of kidney structure and function, including the prevention and treatment of kidney diseases.
- Urology: the study of the lower urinary tract, which is made up of the bladder and urethra.
- Pneumology: the study of the upper respiratory tract (including nose, nasopharynx, larynx, and trachea), and the lower respiratory tract (including bronchi and lungs).
This is the most comprehensive speciality, as it covers different organs and systems and relies on multiple diagnostic techniques, without which an accurate diagnosis and treatment would not be possible.
The veterinary team at the Pamplona Veterinary Hospital has extensive experience in this field and is continuously training by attending national and international conferences, specialised training courses, and subscribing to up-to-date scientific journals and forums. This allows us to offer our patients the most advanced techniques and the latest updates in diagnosis and therapies.
In addition, we use high-tech equipment to perform the various diagnostic tests needed at all times, which is fundamental for a fast and correct course of action. We also have facilities that allow us to attend to our hospitalised patients in an exclusive way. This technology, together with the training of our team, allows us to offer an emergency veterinary service where we attend to patients referred from many other clinics that rely on us to cover this important aspect of veterinary medicine.
Our commitment to offering a specialised service means we have a versatile team, specialised in different fields, to be able to cover all the needs of our patients.
At the Pamplona Veterinary Hospital, we are committed to prevention through our campaigns for early diagnosis, geriatrics, paediatrics, individualised advice on nutrition, health plans for each of our patients, etc. This results in healthy pets with excellent health control that directly affects each member of the family.
