IN-HOUSE & DIAGNOSTIC TESTING
Answers That Help Us
Care for Your Pet
Laboratory testing helps us understand what may be happening inside your pet’s body—even before outward symptoms appear. From routine wellness screening to testing for illness, we use the results to guide thoughtful, individualized care.
Small Samples. Valuable Information.
Establish a healthy baseline
Routine results give us a picture of what is normal for your pet, making future changes easier to recognize.
Detect changes earlier
Testing may identify changes before your pet shows obvious signs of illness, allowing care to begin sooner.
Guide treatment decisions
Results help us to select appropriate treatment, monitor medications, and follow your pet’s response over time.
Testing Tailored to Your Pet
Wellness Bloodwork
Comprehensive panels to assess overall health and internal organ function.
Urinalysis
Evaluates kidney health, hydration, and urinary tract function.
Fecal Testing
Checks for parasites and evaluates digestive health.
Heartworm & Tick Screening
Detects heartworm disease and common tick-borne illnesses.
FIV & FeLV Screening
Screens cats for common viral infections to support lifetime wellness.
Diagnostic Monitoring
Tracks chronic conditions and treatment response with targeted testing.
A Closer Look at Important Health Markers
Kidney Testing
Helps detect early changes in kidney function and is evaluated alongside other test results.
Thyroid Testing
Helps identify thyroid problems and monitor pets taking thyroid medication.
Heart Testing
Helps assess heart health and identify pets that may need further evaluation.
What Can Laboratory Testing Tell Us?
Organ and Metabolic Health
Kidney changes
Liver changes
Blood sugar abnormalities
Electrolyte or hydration changes
Blood and Immune Health
Anemia
Inflammation
Infection
Platelet or clotting concerns
Hormonal Health
Thyroid disorders
Diabetes
Adrenal gland disorders
Other endocrine conditions
Infectious and Parasitic Disease
Heartworm disease
Tick-borne diseases
Intestinal parasites
FIV, FeLV and other infections
Testing Through Every Life Stage
Puppies & Kittens
Screens for parasites, viruses and early health concerns.
Healthy Adults
Establishes healthy baselines and helps detect changes early.
Senior Pets
Monitors age-related changes in the organ, thyroid, and blood health.
Ongoing Conditions
Tracks health conditions, medication safety and treatment response.
What Happens During Laboratory Testing?
Discuss Your Pet’s Needs
We review your pet’s health, symptoms and medical history.
Collect the Sample
We collect the blood, urine or fecal sample needed.
Analyze the Sample
Testing is completed in-house or through a reference laboratory.
Explain the Results
We review the findings and recommend the next steps.
