Urinal Analysis

For the aim of diagnosing infections, stones, and abnormalities of the internal organs, it is common practice to collect samples of urine in addition to blood samples. This is done for the examination of the patient. Doing so is done in order to guarantee that the diagnosis is correct. With the use of these samples, not only are we able to get a more accurate image of the internal health of your dog, but we are also able to establish whether or not there is a risk of a urinary tract infection, which is something that will need additional research.

Fecal Testing

It is necessary to do a fecal diagnostic test in order to determine whether or not your dog is harboring any intestinal parasites that are capable of increasing the likelihood of diarrhea. In the event that there are any other symptoms of discomfort in the gastrointestinal system, it is very necessary to collect a fecal sample in order to investigate the matter in the right manner. These treatments are carried out on a regular basis in order to guarantee that your pet is in good condition and clear of any parasites that might potentially infect not only your pet but also other members of your family. In order to ensure that your pet is clear of any parasites, this procedure is carried out.