Partner Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Center - Frederick
Partner Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Center - Frederick is an emergency & critical care and internal medicine practice in Frederick, MD, staffed by 3 DACVIM-credentialed specialists. Procedures include Upper and lower endoscopy, Chemotherapy, Thoracic ultrasound, and Abdominal ultrasound.
About
Partner Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Center in Frederick is a multi-disciplinary facility providing 24/7 emergency and critical care alongside specialized veterinary services. The center features advanced diagnostic and treatment capabilities, including internal medicine, oncology, and surgery. Their medical team utilizes state-of-the-art technology to manage complex cases, offering specialized procedures such as interventional endoscopy, advanced imaging, and comprehensive cancer care. The facility is designed to handle a full spectrum of veterinary needs, from life-threatening emergencies to the management of chronic illnesses.
The clinic serves as a resource for pet owners and referring veterinarians throughout the Frederick community and surrounding areas. Their emergency department operates continuously, providing triage-based care for patients in need of immediate intervention. For specialty services like internal medicine and oncology, the center maintains a collaborative approach, working closely with primary care veterinarians to coordinate treatment plans and interpret diagnostic testing. The hospital emphasizes clear communication and evidence-based medicine to support the health and well-being of their patients.
Surgical team
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Nikita Kakar
DVM, DACVIM
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Mary Lester
DVM, DACVIM
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Kyle Renaldo
DVM, DACVIM
Procedures
- Upper and lower endoscopy
- Chemotherapy
- Thoracic ultrasound
- Abdominal ultrasound
Equipment
Frequently asked questions
- What diagnostic procedures are available through the internal medicine service?
- The internal medicine team offers a wide range of diagnostic services including abdominal and thoracic ultrasounds, as well as various endoscopic procedures such as upper and lower endoscopy, rhinoscopy, bronchoscopy, and cystoscopy. They also perform advanced imaging procedures like CT and MRI, along with specialized sampling techniques including arthrocentesis and bone marrow aspirates.
- How does the emergency department prioritize patients?
- The hospital utilizes a triage process to prioritize patients based on the severity of their condition. Patients are categorized into five levels, with Level 1 reserved for life-threatening emergencies requiring immediate resuscitation, and Level 5 representing non-urgent or chronic conditions. This system ensures that the most critical patients receive care as quickly as possible.
- Does the oncology department offer treatment for pets with cancer?
- Yes, the oncology service provides a comprehensive approach to cancer care, guiding families from the initial diagnosis through the development of a tailored treatment plan. The team focuses on providing the best possible quality of life for the patient, whether the goal is achieving cancer remission or managing the disease when remission is not possible.
- Can the internal medicine team interpret lab work performed by my primary veterinarian?
- The internal medicine service is available to interpret testing performed by your primary care veterinarian. A diagnostic consultation fee applies to this service, which covers a detailed interpretation of the results, the formulation of a treatment plan, and coordination with all parties involved in the pet's care.