Radiology
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X-rays are a valuable tool in evaluating potential musculoskeletal, gastrointestinal, cardiovascular, reproductive, and urinary conditions and injuries. They are especially useful in finding broken bones and intestinal blockages and give the veterinarian a useful guideline before he begins a surgical procedure.
Blood Chemistry Panels
A lot of information about an animal can be determined through blood tests, including whether or not the animal has an infection or abnormal blood sugar levels.
Parasite Detection
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The microscope is an important tool in the on-site laboratory. The eggs of parasites such as hookworms, roundworms, and tapeworms can be identified using fecal tests while parasites such as mites can be identified using skin scrapings.
Urinalysis
Analyzing urine samples from animals can reveal the presence of crystals, which are indicative of serious bladder and kidney conditions.
Pharmacy
We have a wide selection of medication available for your pet, including antibiotics, parasite prevention and control, steroids, and pain management.
