Diagnostics
A comprehensive physical examination is an essential component of any veterinarian visit, but occasionally we need to dig a little deeper to figure out why your pet isn’t feeling well.
Diagnostics
Digital X-rays, blood and body fluid analysis, skin and ear cytology, ultrasound, and other tests are some of the diagnostic methods we use.
Digital Imaging
Digital X-rays avoid film processing mistakes, which decreases the need for repeat exams and shields your animal from radiation exposure. The nearly instantaneous results can also be readily altered and enlarged for the clearest display on our high-resolution computer monitor. For a recommendation or second opinion, they can be swiftly emailed to another practitioner.
Diagnostic Ultrasound
An accurate and detailed diagnosis of your pet’s disease can be made using ultrasound.
In-House Laboratory
Our in-house laboratory enables us to identify your pet’s ailment more quickly, whether it be an ear infection, urinary tract disease, or pancreatitis, putting your family member on the road to recovery that very same day.