Dog Blood Tests

 Blood tests help evaluate your dog's overall health and assist in diagnosing infections, anaemia, liver disease, kidney disease, diabetes, hormonal disorders, and other medical conditions. Our veterinarians recommend blood tests based on your dog's symptoms, age, and health status to support accurate diagnosis and treatment. 

 Blood tests are an important diagnostic tool for detecting underlying health conditions in cats, including kidney disease, liver disease, infections, anaemia, diabetes, and thyroid disorders. Early blood screening can help identify medical concerns before obvious clinical signs develop. 

 Digital X-rays provide fast, high-quality images to evaluate bones, joints, chest, abdomen, and other internal structures in dogs and cats. They assist in diagnosing fractures, arthritis, foreign body ingestion, respiratory conditions, and many other medical problems with greater accuracy. 

 Veterinary ultrasound allows detailed evaluation of abdominal organs, soft tissues, pregnancy, and selected heart conditions. It is a non-invasive imaging technique that helps diagnose liver disease, kidney disease, bladder disorders, abdominal masses, and other internal conditions. 

 An ECG records the electrical activity of your pet's heart and helps diagnose abnormal heart rhythms and other cardiac conditions. It is commonly recommended for pets with heart murmurs, fainting episodes, breathing difficulties, or before certain surgical procedures. 

 Our in-house veterinary laboratory provides rapid testing for blood, urine, faecal, and other diagnostic samples. Faster test results help our veterinarians make timely clinical decisions, especially for sick or emergency patients requiring immediate medical attention. 

 Cytology involves microscopic examination of cells collected from skin lesions, lumps, swellings, lymph nodes, body fluids, or other tissues. It helps identify infections, inflammation, and certain types of tumours while guiding further diagnostic and treatment decisions. 

 Histopathology examines tissue samples under a microscope after biopsy or surgery to provide a definitive diagnosis. It plays an important role in identifying tumours, chronic inflammatory diseases, and other tissue abnormalities while helping determine the most appropriate treatment plan. 

 Dental radiographs allow our veterinarians to assess tooth roots, jaw bones, and hidden dental disease that cannot be seen during a routine oral examination. Dental X-rays support accurate diagnosis and treatment planning for fractured teeth, periodontal disease, and other oral conditions.