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Pet Diagnostics

Pet Diagnostics

University Veterinary Clinic offers diagnostic services, including blood tests, imaging, and lab work, to identify potential health issues. These tests assist in understanding symptoms and planning appropriate treatments for various medical conditions.

Services Under Pet Diagnostics

Geriatric Panels

At University Veterinary Clinic, geriatric panels help assess the health of aging pets by evaluating organ function, blood count, and metabolic status. These tests detect conditions like kidney disease, arthritis, and diabetes early, allowing veterinarians to recommend diet, medication, or lifestyle changes. Regular screenings help improve senior pets’ comfort and overall quality of life.

Skin Scraping

University Veterinary Clinic performs skin scraping to diagnose conditions like mites, bacterial infections, and fungal diseases. A small skin sample is examined under a microscope to identify the cause of itching, hair loss, or irritation. This test helps veterinarians recommend suitable treatments, ensuring pets receive proper care for their skin and coat health.

Radiology

At University Veterinary Clinic, radiology is used to examine bones, joints, and internal organs. X-rays help detect fractures, arthritis, tumors, or digestive issues. This imaging method allows veterinarians to assess injuries, monitor chronic conditions, and support treatment plans, helping pet owners make informed decisions about their pet’s health.

Tonometry

University Veterinary Clinic offers tonometry to measure eye pressure and detect conditions like glaucoma. Increased eye pressure can cause discomfort and vision loss if left untreated. This quick and painless test helps veterinarians diagnose eye disorders early, allowing for timely management and better eye health for pets.

Ultrasonography

At University Veterinary Clinic, ultrasonography is used to examine internal organs, detect pregnancies, and diagnose conditions like tumors or cysts. This imaging method provides detailed information about heart, kidney, and liver health. It helps veterinarians evaluate internal structures and guide treatment plans for various medical conditions.

Endocrinology

University Veterinary Clinic provides endocrinology testing to diagnose hormonal imbalances such as diabetes, thyroid disorders, and Cushing’s disease. Hormonal changes can affect a pet’s weight, energy levels, and coat condition. By identifying imbalances early, veterinarians can recommend appropriate treatments to manage symptoms and improve overall well-being.

Progesterone Testing

At University Veterinary Clinic, progesterone testing helps breeders determine the ideal time for mating. This test measures hormone levels to predict ovulation, increasing the chances of successful reproduction. It is useful for managing breeding programs and ensuring healthy pregnancies in dogs and cats.

Urinalysis

University Veterinary Clinic conducts urinalysis to evaluate kidney function, detect urinary tract infections, and diagnose metabolic disorders. This test analyzes urine for bacteria, crystals, and glucose levels, helping veterinarians identify early signs of diseases like diabetes or bladder stones. Early diagnosis allows for effective treatment and prevention of further complications.

Biochemistry

At University Veterinary Clinic, biochemistry tests help assess liver, kidney, and pancreatic function. These tests measure enzyme levels, glucose, and electrolytes to detect imbalances or diseases. Regular biochemistry screenings are essential for monitoring chronic conditions and ensuring pets receive appropriate dietary and medical care.

Clotting Factor Diagnosis

University Veterinary Clinic offers clotting factor diagnosis to check for bleeding disorders in pets. This test is essential before surgeries or when pets show signs of excessive bleeding or bruising. Identifying clotting issues early allows veterinarians to take necessary precautions and recommend treatments to manage blood disorders effectively.

Microchip Evaluation for Ear Mites

At University Veterinary Clinic, microchip evaluation for ear mites helps detect microscopic parasites that cause itching and ear infections. A sample is taken from the pet’s ear and examined under a microscope. Early detection allows for timely treatment, relieving discomfort and preventing further infections in pets.

Lactate Testing

University Veterinary Clinic provides lactate testing to assess oxygen levels and circulation in pets. This test is useful for detecting shock, heart disease, and metabolic conditions. By monitoring lactate levels, veterinarians can determine a pet’s response to treatment and make adjustments to ensure better overall health.

In-House Lab

At University Veterinary Clinic, our in-house lab allows for quick testing of blood, urine, and tissue samples. Routine screenings help diagnose infections, metabolic disorders, and organ-related conditions. Having an in-house lab ensures timely results, allowing veterinarians to provide immediate treatment recommendations for pets.

Snap Testing

University Veterinary Clinic offers snap testing for fast detection of common diseases like heartworm, parvovirus, and feline leukemia. These tests provide quick results, helping veterinarians diagnose infections early and start necessary treatments. Regular snap testing helps prevent disease progression and ensures pets receive proper medical care.

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