Diagnostic Services

We care about the health and wellness of your animals – both inside and out! While exams are a critical starting point in assessing your animal’s health from the outside, our Diagnostic Services provide us additional valuable information about your animal’s health on the inside.

Without diagnostics, your animal’s internal health is a guess. Educated, pretty good guesses are still guesses. Diagnostic tests take the guesswork out and lean to an accurate diagnosis, so we can recommend the best treatment plan for your animal. The type of diagnostic testing required will vary considerably depending on your animal’s history, symptoms, and exam findings.

Our Imaging Services include:

Digital Radiographs (“X-rays”)
Dental Radiographs
Ultrasound

Our in-house Laboratory Services include:

CBC (Complete Blood Count)
Blood Chemistry (screens for liver, kidney, electrolyte, glucose, thyroid levels)
Coagulation/Clotting Times
Canine Progesterone & Pregnancy
Phenobarbital Levels
Cushing’s Monitoring
Diabetes Monitoring
Feline Heartworm & Viral Diseases Canine Heartworm & Tick Diseases
Urinalysis
Fecal Parasite and Parvovirus testing

Additional Diagnostics Include:

Checking eyes for tear production and damage to cornea
Checking skin for ectoparasites and dermatophytes
Cytology

We can test for endless conditions and diseases by sending tests to Reference Labs!

Regulatory Diseases (Coggins, Trichomoniasis, Brucellosis, TB, Rabies, etc)
Pet allergies and dermatology
Hormones
Reproductive Diseases

Let us help you take the guesswork out of your pet’s health!

Schedule a visit today!

If you haven’t been to the vet in at least a year, come see us! We’ll check on your animal’s health and help prevent any problems.

Start taking care of your animal’s teeth now!

Come see us for a physical exam, and we’ll take a look at those pearly whites. From there, we can decide if further dental care is necessary.

Animals are good for us. We’re in the business of being good to them.

Take charge of your pet’s health today by seeing a trusted vet. Having a professional you can trust on your team is a game-changer.