Diagnostics
FINDING SOLUTIONS TO SUPPORT YOUR PET
When your pet is feeling unwell, it’s important to get to the bottom of the issue quickly. Our diagnostic care services are designed to provide accurate, timely results, helping to identify any underlying health concerns your pet may be facing. Using advanced technology and thorough testing, we work to determine the cause of symptoms, allowing for a tailored treatment plan that addresses the root of the problem.
Whether your pet is experiencing a sudden change in behavior, appetite, or energy levels, or you have concerns about long-term health, our diagnostic care ensures we can detect conditions early and provide the most effective care. From blood tests to imaging, we utilize a range of diagnostic tools to create a complete picture of your pet’s health.
Accurate diagnostics lead to the most appropriate treatments, improving the chances of a quick recovery and a healthier life for your pet. If you’re worried about your pet’s health, don’t wait—schedule a diagnostic evaluation to get the answers you need and ensure your pet gets the care they deserve.
Laboratory Services
FINDING SOLUTIONS TO SUPPORT YOUR PET
Our clinic is able to perform a variety of tests in house so that we can diagnose your pet quickly and efficiently. Our lab is fully equipped to perform the following tests:
- Digital radiography (x-rays)
- Ultrasounds
- Biochemistry
- Glucose testing
- Urinalysis
Once we get your pets results back we will inform you and help you figure out the best way to treat your pet.
We are also able to send samples to referral laboratories for more specialized tests.
We are dedicated to providing pet owners with answers supported by test results so that we can provide them and their pet with the best care possible!
Understanding Your Pet's Age
Pets don't age like people. Understanding how their age impacts their overall health can help uncover health issues and determine if they need more frequent diagnostic testing.
Cats
Kitten
From birth up to 1 year
Young Adult
From age 1 to < 7 years
Mature Adult
From age 7 to < 10 years
Senior
Age 9 years and older
Kitten
From birth up to 1 year
Expect to visit your veterinarian more often in the first year of your cat’s life for vaccines and diagnostics
Young Adult
From age 1 to < 7 years
1 in 5
had clinically relevant findings
Mature Adult
From age 7 to < 10 years
1 in 3
had clinically relevant findings
Senior
Age 9 years and older
3 in 5
had clinically relevant findings
Dogs
Puppy
From birth up to 1 year
Expect more frequent veterinary visits during the first year for vaccinations, parasite prevention, and developmental monitoring.
Young Adult
From age 1 to < 3 years
1 in 4
had clinically relevant findings
Mature Adult
From age 3 to < 7 years
1 in 3
had clinically relevant findings
Senior
Age 7 years and older
2 in 3
had clinically relevant findings