Advanced Specialty Care Tailored to Every Patient
At MASH, we provide comprehensive veterinary specialty care across multiple disciplines—from Internal Medicine, Surgery, Ophthalmology and more. Our board-certified specialists collaborate closely with each other and with your pet’s primary care veterinarian to create a seamless, coordinated approach. This teamwork ensures your pet receives the highest level of expertise and the best outcomes every step of the way.
Cardiology
Our board-certified cardiologists have advanced training and certification in veterinary cardiology, allowing them to diagnose and treat complex heart conditions with specialized expertise and precision.
Dentistry
When your pet faces a complex dental or oral condition, our veterinary dentists collaborate with your primary care veterinarian to provide advanced, specialized care tailored to achieve the best possible outcome.
Internal Medicine
Our board-certified internal medicine specialists have formal advanced training to diagnose and treat a variety of complex medical diseases.
Surgery
Our board-certified surgeons have formal advanced training and certification in surgery and offer treatment for more complicated surgical cases.
Neurology
Our board-certified neurology specialists have formal advanced training to provide expert diagnosis and treatment for a wide range of neurological conditions in pets.
Diagnostic Imaging
When your pet needs advanced imaging to help diagnose an internal issue, your veterinary radiologist will work in tandem with your primary care veterinarian to provide high-quality, detailed insights—guiding treatment decisions with precision and care.
Dermatology
When your pet is struggling with a chronic skin condition, allergies, or ear infections, your veterinary dermatologist will collaborate closely with your primary care veterinarian to identify the underlying cause and create a customized treatment plan that brings your pet lasting relief and comfort.
Oncology
When your pet is faced with a diagnosis of cancer, your veterinary oncologist will work in partnership with you and your pet’s primary care veterinarian to obtain the best possible medical outcome for your pet.
Ophthalmology
When your pet experiences vision changes, eye discomfort, or complex ocular disease, your veterinary ophthalmologist will partner with your primary care veterinarian to diagnose and treat eye conditions with expertise—preserving vision and ensuring your pet’s comfort and quality of life.
Stone Management
When your pet is diagnosed with urinary or kidney stones, a tailored stone management plan will be developed in collaboration with your primary care veterinarian—guided by specialists who use advanced diagnostics and treatment options to reduce pain, prevent recurrence, and protect long-term urinary health.
