Diagnostic Tests for Pets
Advanced Diagnostic Tests for Dogs, Cats, and Rabbits
When your pet is faced with a medical condition that has nonspecific or common symptoms with unknown underlying causes, having diagnostic tools can make a big difference between the best diagnosis and a mediocre one. Here at Parkland Veterinary Hospital, we have advanced diagnostics capabilities at our disposal. Our capabilities include state of the art medical equipment and technology such as onsite Digital Radiographs, Ultrasound and Endoscopy by an expert visiting specialist, digital dental X-ray unit, digital monitoring of vital signs, point of care displays in each exam room to help with client communication, dental drill with a scaling and polishing unit, Video Otoscope, microscope, and much more.
Pet Wellness Tests and Diagnostics Performed at our Parkland Fl Location:
We perform many lab tests and diagnostics onsite at our facility. But we also have the option to send many more tests to offsite laboratory testing facilities. These capabilities may make the difference of knowing and treating the true cause versus only nursing the symptoms and hoping for the best. Our list of onsite tests include the following:
- urinalysis
- blood chemistry profile
- complete blood count (CBC)
- fecal analysis
- skin scrapes
- parasite screens
- ear cytology
- Various SNAP Tests (for timely results)
- heartworm test
- glucose curve
- senior blood panel (including liver enzymes)
- X-ray/Radiographs
- video Otoscopy
- EKG for Heart Health
- Ultrasound and Endoscopy (by a visiting specialist)
- and more
Advanced Animal Diagnostics, advanced diagnostic capabilities:
If your dog or cat is sick, or you come across any of the below signs or symptoms then call us for an appointment...knowing can make a difference (954-757-1729):
- your pet has broken limb or suspected broken limb (limping or favoring leg)
- your pet is lethargic (weak, frail, or body is limp)
- your pet got into the garbage or ate something they should not
- your dog or cat feels warmer than usual
- your pet is urinating excessively
- your pet has blood in urine or stool
- cat or dog with ear infection (ear cytology)
- and more
Make an appointment today:
Here at Parkland Veterinary Hospital we take a compassionate approach when treating your pet. We have the expertise and all the diagnostic capabilities to find the root cause(s) of your pet's illness. If your pet is not well, then call us at (954-757-1729).