In-House Pet Laboratory
Our in-house pet laboratory has the most updated and advanced equipment to help treat and diagnose your pet.
In-House Pet Laboratory
Our in-house pet laboratory has the most updated and advanced equipment to help treat and diagnose your pet.
How our in-house laboratory can help your pet
At our pet laboratory, we believe that your furry companion deserves the best possible care. That’s why we have equipped our state-of-the-art facility with the latest technology to provide the highest standard of veterinary diagnostic services. Our in-house laboratory is staffed by highly skilled technicians with the expertise to perform various diagnostic tests, including complete blood count, urinalysis, and more. This allows us to quickly and accurately diagnose health problems and develop an effective treatment plan that addresses the underlying issue, helping your pet recover as quickly and comfortably as possible.
At our veterinary diagnostic laboratory, we understand that visiting the vet can be a stressful experience for your pet. We also believe the key to a successful diagnostic process is creating a calming and stress-free atmosphere, so we have designed our laboratory to be a safe and comfortable environment for your dog or cat.
We believe education and communication are key to providing the best possible care for your pet. That’s why we strive to keep our clients informed every step of the way. Our team will explain the diagnostic process and the results of your pet’s tests in clear and easy-to-understand language. We will also provide detailed information about any recommended treatments and answer any questions you may have.
If you are concerned about a specific health issue, our pet laboratory is here to help. Our team of experts is committed to providing the highest standard of care, and we are dedicated to helping your pet lead a happy and healthy life.
Pet Laboratory FAQs
What is a veterinary laboratory?
A veterinary laboratory identifies diseases or conditions, detects parasites, measures organ functions, and performs other tests as needed. By enabling veterinarians to diagnose medical issues quickly and accurately, the lab helps pets to live longer, healthier lives.
What tests are done at Animal Emergency Hospital?
Our in-house pet laboratory allows us to obtain immediate results on blood work, fecal tests, urinalysis, cytology, and many other diagnostic laboratory procedures. All of these screening methods provide important information that gives us a bigger picture of your pet's overall health.
Does pet insurance cover laboratory testing?
Many times, pet insurance will cover a portion of the bill at a veterinary hospital. It is important to be aware of any services not covered by your insurance so that you can make an informed decision about the level of care for your pet. Your pet's insurance may or may not cover laboratory testing at our hospital, depending on your specific provider. Researching and understanding what services your insurance covers can help ensure that your pet receives the best possible treatment available.
What do veterinary pathologists do?
Veterinary pathologists are veterinarians that specialize in disease diagnosis. They use cutting-edge laboratory techniques to examine animal tissues and fluids for clues as to the cause of an illness or injury. This information helps them interpret test results, diagnose a condition, and make medical recommendations for treatment. Veterinary pathologists also work with other veterinary specialists, such as cardiologists, neurologists, and oncologists, to provide a complete picture of an animal's health. They play a crucial role in helping ensure the well-being of animals worldwide by studying disease processes, developing diagnostics tests, and researching new treatments.