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In-house laboratory

In-house veterinary diagnostics provide fast, reliable results to diagnose conditions quickly and begin treatment without delay. Our point-of-care testing includes a range of biological evaluations, such as comprehensive blood panels (complete blood count and chemistry profile), urinalysis, and fecal exams to detect parasites.

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Complete Blood Count (CBC)

Blood Chemistry Profile

Electrolyte Panel

Blood Glucose Testing

Rapid Hormone Assays

FIV / FeLV Screening

4Dx SNAP Test – Vector-Borne Disease Screening

Parvovirus Screening

Urinalysis & Fecal Diagnostics

Your most commons questions

Veterinary clinics can perform a wide range of in-house testing, including blood work, urinalysis, fecal screenings, rapid infectious disease tests, as well as select dermatological and hormone evaluations.
In-clinic testing provides fast results, often within minutes or hours, allowing for an immediate diagnosis and prompt medical care for your pet.
In-clinic analyzers can run a complete blood count (evaluating red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets), a blood chemistry profile (assessing liver, kidney, and vital organ function), and select hormone assays, depending on the clinic's equipment.
Yes, point-of-care rapid tests can screen for conditions such as FeLV and FIV in cats, canine parvovirus, and common tick-borne diseases like Lyme disease.
Veterinary clinics can perform chemical urinalysis using dipstick tests, as well as microscopic urine sediment evaluations to detect urinary tract infections, crystals, stones, or underlying kidney issues.
Yes, fecal coproscopy (fecal exams) allows us to detect intestinal parasites in stool samples, while direct skin scrapings and cytology can identify external parasites such as mange, fleas, or mites.
Most rapid screening tests deliver results in just a few minutes, while more comprehensive panels (such as full blood work or detailed urinalysis) typically take a few hours, depending on their complexity.
Yes, in-house diagnostic tests are highly reliable and provide a rapid, accurate assessment of your pet’s health. In complex or specialized cases, they can be complemented by comprehensive external reference laboratory testing for further precision.
They enable rapid disease detection, guide accurate diagnoses, and allow treatment to begin without delay, significantly improving your pet’s comfort and chances of a full recovery.