The Veterinary Internal Medicine Group

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The Veterinary Internal Medicine Group (VIMG) Mobile Service provides internal medicine consultations and procedures to veterinarians in Miami-Dade and Monroe counties.

Not every moment with your pet is a photo op. Some of the most meaningful ones are the ones nobody sees, the early morni...
05/29/2026

Not every moment with your pet is a photo op. Some of the most meaningful ones are the ones nobody sees, the early morning when they rest their head on your foot while you drink your coffee. The late night when their breathing is the only sound in the room. The way they follow you from room to room, not because they need anything, but because they just want to be near you. 🤍

These are the moments that stay with you long after they're gone. They're small. They're silent. And they mean everything.

Hold onto them. They're what it's all about.

If your veterinarian has recommended an ultrasound for your pet, you might be wondering what it involves. An abdominal u...
05/25/2026

If your veterinarian has recommended an ultrasound for your pet, you might be wondering what it involves. An abdominal ultrasound uses sound waves to create a live image of your pet's internal organs, liver, kidneys, spleen, bladder, intestines, and more. There's no radiation, no anesthesia in most cases, and the entire procedure is gentle and stress-free. 🐾

At VIMG, every ultrasound is performed by Dr. Armstrong, a board-certified internal medicine specialist. That means findings are interpreted on the spot by a trained expert, not sent out for review days later. You get answers the same day, with a clear explanation of what comes next.

Knowledge is the first step toward healing. 💛

📞 Schedule your pet's ultrasound with VIMG, call (305) 677-2015.

A dog's sense of smell is up to 100,000 times more sensitive than ours. But here's what makes that truly extraordinary: ...
05/22/2026

A dog's sense of smell is up to 100,000 times more sensitive than ours. But here's what makes that truly extraordinary: they can detect chemical changes in the human body tied to emotions like fear, stress, and happiness. When you're anxious, your body releases specific hormones, and your dog picks up on them before you even realize how you're feeling. 🐕

This is why some dogs become protective during a panic attack, or why they curl up next to you on your hardest days. It's not coincidence. It's connection, at a level we're only beginning to understand.

They're not just your pet. They're your emotional mirror. 🤍

Sometimes your pet looks fine on the outside, but something on the inside tells a different story. An off reading on blo...
05/20/2026

Sometimes your pet looks fine on the outside, but something on the inside tells a different story. An off reading on bloodwork, a urine sample that raises questions, or a tissue sample that needs a closer look, these are the moments when reliable laboratory diagnostics become the bridge between confusion and clarity. As a pet parent, you want to know that the results guiding your pet's treatment are thorough, accurate, and fast.

At The Veterinary Internal Medicine Group, diagnostic laboratory services are an essential part of the comprehensive care Dr. Armstrong and his team provide. Samples collected during ultrasounds, fine needle aspirates, or internal medicine consultations are submitted to trusted veterinary diagnostic labs for expert analysis, including cytology, bloodwork panels, and pathology evaluations. Results are typically returned quickly, allowing your veterinary team to move forward with treatment decisions rather than waiting in uncertainty. Every lab result is reviewed by a board-certified specialist, ensuring nothing gets overlooked and every finding is interpreted in the context of your pet's complete health picture. 🔬

Behind every accurate diagnosis is a lab result that told the truth, and a team that knew how to listen.

📞 Call (305) 677-2015 or visit www.veterinaryimgroup.com to learn more about our diagnostic services.

It's easy to skip the annual checkup when your pet seems perfectly fine. But here's what most pet parents don't realize:...
05/18/2026

It's easy to skip the annual checkup when your pet seems perfectly fine. But here's what most pet parents don't realize: many serious conditions, from kidney disease to diabetes to cancer, can develop silently for months or even years before symptoms appear. Routine bloodwork, vaccinations, and physical exams are designed to catch these issues early, when they're most treatable. 🩺

Your veterinarian isn't just there for emergencies. They're your partner in keeping your pet healthy for the long haul. Annual or biannual wellness visits give your vet a complete picture of your pet's health, and give you peace of mind.

An ounce of prevention is worth a lifetime of tail wags.

You've probably noticed that your cat purrs when they're happy. But did you know cats also purr when they're stressed, i...
05/15/2026

You've probably noticed that your cat purrs when they're happy. But did you know cats also purr when they're stressed, injured, or recovering? That's because purring vibrations, typically between 25 and 150 Hz, fall within a range that research has linked to tissue regeneration and bone healing. It's one of nature's most fascinating built-in recovery tools. 🐱

Some researchers believe this may explain why cats recover from injuries faster than dogs and experience fewer bone-related complications. So the next time your cat curls up in your lap and starts purring, know that they might just be healing both of you.

Nature's little therapist. Right in your lap. 🤍

05/13/2026

Even the bravest patients need a little hand-holding! 🐾

Ensuring this sweet pup is calm and comfortable during their ultrasound. Advanced imaging, always delivered with a gentle touch. 💙🩺

She's the one who gets up early to feed them. The one who stays up late when they're not feeling well. She rearranges he...
05/10/2026

She's the one who gets up early to feed them. The one who stays up late when they're not feeling well. She rearranges her schedule around vet appointments, worries when they won't eat, and celebrates every little milestone like it's the biggest deal in the world. She is a pet mom, and she is everything. 🌸

This Mother's Day, let's honor every woman whose love extends beyond her own species. Whether she has kids, fur babies, or both, her heart is full, her patience is unmatched, and her love is unconditional.

Happy Mother's Day to you. From all of us (especially the ones with paws). 💐

You've probably seen the term "board-certified" and wondered what it really means. Here's the short version: after finis...
05/08/2026

You've probably seen the term "board-certified" and wondered what it really means. Here's the short version: after finishing veterinary school, a board-certified internist completes years of additional training, internships, residencies, and rigorous national examinations, focused entirely on diagnosing and treating complex internal diseases. It's the highest level of specialty training in veterinary medicine. 🩺

At The Veterinary Internal Medicine Group, Dr. Armstrong is a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (DACVIM). That means when your pet's case is complicated, when initial tests don't give clear answers, you have access to a specialist trained to look deeper and find what others may miss.

Your pet deserves expert-level care. Now you know what to look for. 💙

📞 Ask your veterinarian about a referral to VIMG, or call us at (305) 677-2015.

If your dog has been coughing more than usual, breathing faster at rest, or seeming winded after even light activity, so...
05/06/2026

If your dog has been coughing more than usual, breathing faster at rest, or seeming winded after even light activity, something deeper could be going on. Maybe your cat has started hiding more often, and you've noticed their sides moving a little too quickly when they breathe. These signs can be easy to dismiss, but when it comes to your pet's chest and lungs, early answers can make all the difference.

At The Veterinary Internal Medicine Group, thoracic ultrasounds give Dr. Armstrong a detailed, non-invasive look at your pet's chest cavity, examining the space around the lungs and assessing for fluid accumulation, masses, or other abnormalities that standard X-rays may miss. This non-cardiac chest imaging is performed with real-time guidance, and findings are shared with you immediately so that treatment decisions can begin right away. The procedure is gentle, typically requires only light sedation, and is conducted with the same board-certified precision that defines everything VIMG does across Miami and Monroe County. 🫁

Breathing easy is something every pet deserves, and every pet parent needs to hear.

📞 Call (305) 677-2015 or visit www.veterinaryimgroup.com to book your pet's thoracic ultrasound today.

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