Advanced Diagnostics for Dogs and Cats
When your pet isn’t feeling well or you just know something is off, our caring team is here to help. We bring decades of experience diagnosing illnesses, injuries, and medical conditions in patients.
Our skilled veterinarians will perform nose-to-tail exams and listen to every detail of your concerns. Together, we’ll work to find out what’s at the root of your cat or dog’s symptoms.
Our Diagnostic Tools
To aid in our diagnostic procedures, we offer three core diagnostic tools:
- Ultrasound
- Digital X-ray
- Labwork
Diagnostic testing is an important part of establishing the overall big-picture of your pet’s health. Testing can help identify potential issues, and early detection can lead to better outcomes for your pet. Early diagnostic testing can also help establish a baseline for your pet, so we have information to compare to when examining your pet in the future.
Digital X-ray
Digital X-ray technology produces detailed images of bones, lungs, and dense tissues. Our digital X-rays are excellent for diagnosing fractures, tumors, joint problems, and chest issues. Because they're digital, we can easily store the images and share them with you—or with specialists, if needed.
Lab Work
Lab work includes procedures such as blood tests, urine tests, and other laboratory analyses that help:
- Assess internal organ function
- Detect infections
- Monitor diseases
Lab work is key for understanding your cat or dog's overall health. It can help our team assess liver, kidney, and endocrine function. It also helps us test for parasites, infections, and metabolic disorders.
Many of our lab tests come back with results in 24 hours, which means we can get the answers your pet needs quickly. The sooner we know what’s going on, the sooner we can put together a treatment plan for your precious pet.
How We Can Help
Using our expertise, experience, and state-of-the-art diagnostics, our veterinary team can find out what’s bothering your pet. If you’re concerned your pet has symptoms of a potentially serious condition, we’re just a phone call away. Contact us today to set up an appointment.