Thrive Pet Healthcare Specialists North Scottsdale

Similar to intensive care units within human medicine, Critical Care is a specialty branch of veterinary medicine dedicated to providing around-the-clock care for pets with serious medical conditions.

Critical care involves especially close monitoring and intensive management of pets whose conditions may be rapidly changing. An Emergency & Critical Care Specialist is a veterinarian extensively trained in a diverse range of advanced veterinary care, from ventilation to emergency procedures. They focus on providing life-supporting treatment to the sickest of pets, giving them the best chance of survival.

Thrive Pet Healthcare is a nationwide network of veterinary hospitals, with some locations offering veterinary neurology for dogs and cats. Read more. 

Veterinary rehabilitation is an ever-growing field of medicine focused on helping animals that require additional support with recovery, mobility, pain management, or physical therapy Unique treatment plans are built around the patient’s needs and the client’s goals. Through comprehensive, integrative therapies, our rehabilitation teams work to help improve your pet’s quality of life.

Just as humans can benefit from physical therapy when training for a game or race, our pet’s naturally athletic bodies can also be maintained and repaired through similar therapeutic exercises. Veterinary sports medicine includes both medical and/or surgical treatment for orthopedic injuries and preventative therapies to support the mobility, strength, and flexibility of active animals.

Cardiology is a branch of veterinary medicine concerned with diagnosing, treating, and managing conditions related to the heart. This includes a pet’s blood vessels, circulatory system, and sometimes their lungs.

The heart is one of your pet’s most essential organs, continually pumping blood containing oxygen and nutrients to the rest of the body. In most heart-related problems, either damage or deterioration occurs to either the heart valves or heart muscles.

No matter what type of heart problems your pet may have during their life, our Primary, Specialty, and Emergency Care teams have the skills and resources to help your pet have the highest quality of life possible through treatment and hands-on management.

Internal Medicine is a specialty branch of veterinary medicine involving the treatment and management of more complex conditions affecting pets’ internal organs that often coincide with chronic illnesses. Conditions that cannot be effectively managed by your family veterinarian alone will often receive a consult or be referred to an internal medicine specialist to receive a second opinion or to pursue more advanced care options.

Surgery covers a vast sub-sect of veterinary medicine, from routine spay and neuter to complex orthopedic and soft tissue procedures. Within our Thrive Pet Healthcare network, you can access surgical services on both the primary care and specialty level so whatever your pet’s surgical needs, our trusted veterinarians and surgical specialists are here for you. 

Our medical veterinary oncologists are here to support you and your pet throughout their journey. Our goal is to educate you on your pet's diagnosis and provide up-to-date information on available treatment options. Their key focus is always on your pet’s quality of life. Forms of medical oncology treatment can include chemotherapy, immunotherapy, personalized medicine such as targeted therapy and tumor vaccines, and novel therapy trials.