Diagnostic Imaging & Bloodwork
State-of-the-art in-house laboratory analyzers and high-definition digital radiography that deliver rapid, dependable answers when your pet is sick, injured, or undergoing surgery.
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Fast Answers with On-Site Diagnostic Technology
Complete Blood Chemistry & CBC
Evaluates red and white blood cells, platelets, kidney indices, liver enzymes, and blood glucose in under 20 minutes to uncover unseen disease.
- Infection & anemia detection
- Kidney & hepatic screening
- Electrolyte balance monitoring
Digital Radiography (X-Rays)
Instant high-definition skeletal and soft-tissue imaging with minimal radiation, reviewed on digital monitors right beside you in the exam room.
- Bone fractures & arthritis
- Foreign body ingestion checks
- Heart & lung disease diagnostics
Cytology & Urine Analysis
Rapid cytology for lumps, ear swabs, skin scrapings, and complete urinalysis to diagnose infections, urinary crystals, and inflammation.
- Urinary tract infection (UTI) tests
- Microscopic skin cytology
- Pre-surgical safety clearance
How We Diagnose and Guide Treatment
Sample Collection
Gentle low-stress blood draw or urine collection by our trained veterinary registered team.
In-House Running
Samples run immediately through our automated on-site analyzers without days of lab transit.
Veterinary Review
Our doctor reviews numerical values and digital images, comparing them with historical baselines.
Immediate Action Plan
Targeted medical treatments or pain relief start during the same appointment.
When Does a Pet Need Diagnostics?
Because dogs and cats naturally mask discomfort, diagnostic tests are the only reliable window into their physiological condition.
- Sudden Lethargy or Inappetence: Persistent vomiting, diarrhea, or refusal to eat.
- Limping or Mobility Changes: Suspected fractures, torn ligaments, or acute arthritis.
- Increased Thirst & Urination: Key indicators of diabetes, kidney stress, or Cushing's disease.
Pre-Anesthetic Safety Screening
Before any surgery or dental cleaning involving anesthesia, we perform baseline blood chemistry to ensure safety.
- Organ Clearance: Confirms the liver and kidneys can process anesthetic agents safely.
- Clotting Ability: Confirms healthy platelet levels to minimize surgical bleeding.
- Customized Protocol: Allows our veterinary team to choose the gentlest anesthetic agents.
Diagnostic Imaging & Lab FAQs
Does my pet need sedation for X-rays?
Most pets stay relaxed with our gentle positioning techniques. If a pet is in significant pain or requires precise orthopedic angles, mild sedation ensures comfort and safety.
How long do blood test results take?
Our in-house lab provides complete blood counts and chemistry results within 15 to 30 minutes during your visit.
Does my pet need to fast before bloodwork?
For routine screening and fasting blood glucose or bile acids, fasting for 8 to 12 hours is recommended, though fresh water should always remain accessible.
Can you share digital X-rays with specialists?
Yes. All of our digital radiographs are DICOM-standard files that can be emailed directly to board-certified veterinary radiologists or surgeons if needed.