Diagnostics & Imaging.
When a pet is sick, injured, or needs a clearer picture of what is happening, diagnostic testing can help guide the next step. Our clinic offers in-house lab testing, rapid screening, digital x-rays, and ultrasound when appropriate.
Clearer answers
Testing and imaging can help the team better understand your pet’s condition and explain the next step.
What’s included in diagnostics & imaging
In-house lab testing, rapid screening, and imaging when appropriate.
In-house bloodwork
Our diagnostic equipment supports run-time processing for quick health assessments.
CBC and chemistry panels
Detailed panels checking blood cell counts and organ function indicators.
Electrolytes, thyroid, and progesterone testing
Targeted hormone, timing, and metabolic screens depending on the case.
Rapid screening tests
Quick in-clinic testing for heartworm, Giardia, Parvo, and FeLV/FIV.
Fecal testing and microscopy
Microscopic checks and diagnostics to look for intestinal parasites or pathogens.
Digital x-rays and ultrasound when appropriate
Detailed internal imaging for small animals, and large animal ultrasound depending on the case.
In-room x-ray review
When appropriate, the veterinarian can review digital x-rays with you in the exam room.
Emailed or printed images
Diagnostic images can be emailed or printed for your records when requested.
Testing that supports the next step
We support your pet's health with various diagnostic options depending on the case. Our in-house blood testing capabilities may include CBC, chemistry panels, electrolytes, thyroid testing, and progesterone testing. We also utilize fecal testing supported by our fecal machine, microscopy, and rapid screening tests for heartworm, Giardia, Parvo, and FeLV/FIV. When imaging is appropriate, we offer digital radiographs (digital x-rays) as well as ultrasound for small animals and large animal ultrasound when appropriate. When appropriate, the veterinarian can review digital x-rays with you in the exam room, and images can be emailed or printed for your records. Please call to confirm current availability.
Why diagnostics matter.
Testing that supports the next step.
From routine bloodwork to imaging when appropriate, diagnostic tools help the team make more informed recommendations based on your pet’s symptoms, history, and exam findings.
What to expect
A gentle, step-by-step visit
1. Exam and discussion
We talk with you about symptoms, changes at home, and what the team is seeing during the visit.
2. Recommended testing
Depending on the case, the team may recommend lab work, rapid testing, x-rays, ultrasound, or other checks.
3. Review of findings
The team explains what the results may suggest and what the next step could be.
4. Care plan
Based on the findings, your pet may receive treatment recommendations, monitoring guidance, or follow-up instructions.
When diagnostics may be recommended
Diagnostics or imaging may be recommended if you notice these concerns.
Vomiting or diarrhea
Frequent stomach upset or digestive changes that need checking.
Weight loss or appetite changes
Noticeable changes in your pet’s eating habits or weight.
Injury or sudden pain
Signs of trauma, limping, or physical discomfort.
Pre-surgical evaluation
Testing recommended before anesthesia to help ensure a safer procedure.
Reproductive timing or pregnancy checks when appropriate
Progesterone and ultrasound checks to support breeding management.
Ongoing illness or unclear symptoms
When your pet is showing symptoms that need a clearer diagnosis.
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