Diagnostics

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The Cutting Edge

Advanced diagnostics for improved patient care.

The Cutting Edge

Advanced diagnostics for improved patient care.

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We offer ultrasound which utilizes high-frequency sound waves to look at organs and structures inside the body. It is a painless and safe procedure. Unlike x-rays, ultrasound does not expose you to radiation and is an extremely useful tool to show the structure and movement of the body’s internal organs as well as blood flow through blood vessels.

For the breeding dogs, ultrasound is very useful to not only confirm a pregnancy but to determine the approximate age and health status of the fetus.

Ultrasound

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Early detection is key to helping keep your pets in the best shape possible. Unlike with humans, our pets can’t speak or advocate for themselves when something doesn’t feel right. Through bloodwork and urine testing in yearly wellness exams, we are more likely to catch something that could turn into a progressive illness. Unfortunately, our pets age much faster than us, and we want to help keep them healthy for as long as possible!

Digital X-rays (Radiology)
Ultrasound
In-House Laboratory
Reference Laboratory
Tonopen
Echocardiogram