What Is A Veterinary Specialist?
A primary care veterinarian treats a broad variety of animals and conditions. Veterinary specialists, however, must complete an internship, a two to four-year specialized residency, publish a paper in a peer-reviewed journal, in addition to receiving their veterinary degree. Specialists must also undergo a series of rigorous examinations based on knowledge and skill in the given specialty.
Our Specialties
At CVS, our talented, passionate and world-renowned specialists offer comprehensive care in specialized fields – oncology, internal medicine, surgery, imaging, dentistry, ophthalmology, and dermatology, neurology, as well as emergency and critical care. Consider CVS as the next level of care for your pet.
Our collaborative team works closely with your primary care doctor to provide the next step of needed specialized or advanced veterinary care. Our highly trained specialists complement your veterinarian, and we work together to provide the best care for your pet.