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Veterinary Cardiology in Nashua

Our board-certified veterinary cardiologist diagnoses and treats cardiovascular (heart and vessels) disease in animals who have been referred to us by their primary veterinarian. 

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Vetrinary Cardiology Services in Nashua

Pet Cardiology For Dogs & Cats in Nashua

At Animal Medical Center of New England in Nashua, our board-certified pet cardiologist is trained in the diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular (heart and vessels) disease in pets.

This includes such disorders as congestive heart failure, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, dilated cardiomyopathy, degenerative valve disease, systemic hypertension, arrhythmias, congenital heart disease, and cardiac tumors. 

Heart health issues and conditions can be very serious if not treated with appropriate knowledge and experience. Because of this, our specialists are here to work with you to protect your pet's health.

Our Pet Cardiologist

A veterinary cardiologist is a specialist that has advanced training in the heart and circulatory system. 

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Why Veterinary Cardiology?

Although your family veterinarian can diagnose and treat many problems very well, there are some conditions that require specialized diagnostics and care to treat your pet.

A board-certified veterinary cardiologist has experiences, education, and tools that a general practice veterinarian won't be able to provide. Because of this, when faced with complex health issues affecting your pet's heart or circulatory system, ask about a referral to a board-certified veterinary cardiologist in Nashua like Dr. Nate Deering. 

Common Signs of Heart Disease in Pets

At Animal Medical Center of New England, we can detect and identify the symptoms of heart disease in pets. It is important to be able to recognize the signs of heart disease in your cat or dog so you can get them treated as soon as possible.

Here are some main signs of heart disease in pets for owners to look out for:

Evaluation of Heart Conditions

At your appointment, the cardiologist will perform a complete and thorough physical examination of your pet, and based on these initial findings, additional tests will be discussed.

They will also review your animal’s health history and current medications. This will allow for a complete view of your dog or cat's health prior to performing these diagnostics.

Depending on your pet's condition, diagnostic testing may include:

  • Bloodwork
  • Echocardiography
  • Electrocardiography
  • Radiographic Evaluation
  • Blood Pressure Measurement

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Welcoming Referrals and Emergency Walk-Ins

Animal Medical Center of New England welcomes emergency walk-ins and appointments when your pet needs us most. Our team of specialists is also accepting referrals from primary care veterinarians - fill out a referral form to get started.

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