When your pet is sick or injured, they can’t tell us what’s wrong. A thorough physical exam and history (symptoms you’ve noted at home) are the first important steps. If the diagnosis is not immediately evident upon initial assessment, your veterinarian will recommend specific diagnostic tests. These may include:
Diagnostics and Treatment
In-House Diagnotics
Comprehensive bloodwork, urinalysis, cytologies(tumors, skin and ear infections, fecal smears), and stat fecal analysis for GI parasites.
Reference Lab Diagnostics
Biopsies, cultures, complex blood, urine, and fecal tests. Routine panel combinations that include bloodwork, urinalysis, and fecal analysis at reduced pricing for cases that are not urgent.
Diagnostic Imaging
Digital x-ray, digital dental x-ray, ultrasound, and endoscopy. We can also obtain specialist consultation/review of the images when needed.
Hospitalization
IV fluids, medications, monitoring. If patients need overnight care and monitoring we recommend transferring your pet to a 24-hr care facility.
