About Us

South Carolina Veterinary Internal Medicine was founded in 1994 with the goals of providing the best care to our patients and outstanding internal medicine referral support to the regional veterinary community. South Carolina Veterinary Internal Medicine has grown continuously, always striving to improve the medical care and services offered to our patients and clients. Current services offered fall within the broad categories of:

 Gastroenterology

 Oncology

 Nephrology

 Neurology

 Hepatology

 Cardiology

 Endocrinology

 Radiology

South Carolina Veterinary Internal Medicine is proud to provide many services:

 Radioiodine therapy for feline hyperthyroidism

 Vaginocystoscopy

 Transfusion medicine

 Laparoscopy

 Gastrointestinal endoscopy

 Radiography

 Ultrasound-guided aspirate and biopsy

 Ultrasonography

 MRI (on-site)

 Chemotherapy

 Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) collection

 Rhinoscopy

 Bone marrow aspirate and biopsy

 Bronchoscopy

 Comprehensive laboratory testing

Although separate businesses, we share our facility with South Carolina Veterinary Emergency Care and are pleased to offer 24-hour patient care. Component transfusion therapy (blood and plasma), oxygen support, and a variety of medical treatments are just a small part of this around-the-clock critical care.

South Carolina Veterinary Internal Medicine (SCVIM) functions within the larger South Carolina Veterinary Referral Center to offer surgical, dermatologic, ophthalmologic, and physical therapy referral services in addition to our internal medicine expertise. We are excited to announce that we are in the process of planning a new state of the art hospital. This larger integrated facility will allow us to further our goal of providing the highest level of care to your pet in a cutting-edge environment. We will keep you posted on building developments.

South Carolina Veterinary Internal Medicine (SCVIM) sees scheduled appointments by referral only, after your pet has first been evaluated by your veterinarian. We do accept direct patient transfers from the emergency clinics in Columbia, with approval by your veterinarian. South Carolina Veterinary Internal Medicine (SCVIM) does not provide routine medical care to animals (e.g. vaccines, dental procedures, and wellness visits). If you are interested in a referral, please contact your veterinarian.