SPECIALTY CARE
Internal Medicine
Complex symptoms deserve a thoughtful, coordinated approach. KIN’s internal medicine team brings advanced diagnostics and specialty expertise together to understand the full picture.
Internal Medicine
Complex medicine.
Clear direction.
Internal medicine focuses on conditions involving the body’s major organ systems, especially when symptoms are persistent, overlapping, or difficult to diagnose.
We collaborate with families, referring veterinarians, and other KIN specialists to develop an individualized care plan.
SERVICES
Comprehensive care for
complex conditions.
Our recommendations are guided by your pet’s history, examination, diagnostic findings, and response to previous treatment.
Advanced Diagnostic Workups
Coordinated testing to investigate complex or unexplained symptoms.
Gastrointestinal & Liver Disease
Evaluation and management of digestive, pancreatic, and hepatic conditions.
Endocrine Disorders
Care for hormonal conditions such as diabetes and adrenal or thyroid disease.
Respiratory Disease
Diagnosis and treatment of chronic or complicated airway and lung conditions.
Immune-Mediated & Infectious Disease
Specialized evaluation for inflammatory, immune, and infectious disorders.
When to See an Internist
Know when specialized medical care may help.
A consultation may be recommended when symptoms persist, affect multiple body systems, or have not responded as expected to initial treatment.
Reasons for an internal medicine consultation:
- Persistent vomiting, diarrhea, or weight loss
- Unexplained fever, fatigue, or appetite changes
- Chronic coughing or breathing changes
- Abnormal bloodwork or organ function
- A complex condition requiring advanced diagnostics
Get to know your internal medicine team
Heidi Fink DVM, MS, DACVIM (SAIM)
Internal Medicine
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Heidi Fink DVM, MS, DACVIM (SAIM)
Dr. Fink earned her veterinary degree at Colorado State and completed a residency at Ohio State. Her interests include diagnosing and treating GI, liver, and endocrine disease.
She enjoys gardening, running, cooking, and time with her husband, son, and two cats.
Your patient’s care
is a team effort.
Reach out to discuss a case, refer a patient, or connect with our team through Kinnect
Kinnect
- Collaborative case management
- Direct specialist communication
- Streamlined referral process
- Shared commitment to patient outcomes
