Laboratory Services

In House Lab

For rapid reliable diagnostic information, we have 2 Abaxis Vet Scan blood analyzer which provides blood chemistries within 15 minutes. We also have the Abaxis HMII and HM5 Complete Blood Count Analyzer which tells about the red and white blood cells. Other test kits provided by Idexx help to diagnose diseases such as pancreatitis, giardia, feline leukemia and feline aids, and a blood parasite test which screens for heartworm, erlichia, lyme and anaplasmosis. Allowing us to care for your pet in the BEST possible way!

For more extensive testing, our clinic uses Antech Diagnostics, which is the largest provider of veterinary diagnostic testing in the US.

Digital radiography allows us to quickly retrieve images so that our veterinarians may diagnose your pets condition or share images with specialty veterinarians with the touch of a button. Giving quality care to your best friend!

Additional Services

Dental cleanings & your pet’s health

Dental cleanings & your pet’s health

Bad Breath: Bad breath is the most common sign of dental disease noted by pet owners. However, this is often only the tip of the iceberg. The gums can become irritated leading to bleeding and oral pain. Bacteria surrounding the roots can also gain access to the...

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Cold Laser Therapy

Cold Laser Therapy

Just what is cold laser therapy? More and more veterinarians are recommending cold laser therapy as a means to help their patients with acute and chronic medical problems. Commonly known as LLLT, cold or soft laser, it is a form of photo therapy which involves the...

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Behavioral Tips

Thunderstorms and your pet’s fear

Thunderstorms and your pet’s fear

  Phobia: The fear of loud noises is considered a phobia, which is an intense response to a situation that your pet perceives as fear inducing. The pets response is out of proportion to the stimulus they fear. Phobic responses are very similar to fear, however...

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Introducing a new cat to your family

Introducing a new cat to your family

Behavior: Before introducing cats, it is helpful to understand their natural behavior. Feral cats typically live in matrilineal, related colonies. Male cats may travel among a number of colonies. When an adult female cat enters the colony, they are typically driven...

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