Laboratory tests

• Blood morphology tests for dogs and cats help assess the condition of blood cells and detect anemia, infections, or inflammation.
• Biochemical tests allow you to check the functioning of internal organs such as the liver, kidneys, and pancreas, and to identify possible disorders in their functioning.
• Blood cytology tests for dogs and cats help to identify cellular changes such as neoplastic processes or inflammation, while blood smear microscopy helps to identify blood cell deformities and blood parasites/foreign bodies. Blood cytology tests are used to diagnose and accurately identify tick-borne diseases.

All of these blood test methods are important because early diagnosis of health changes allows treatment to be started in time and serious complications of diseases to be avoided.

• Biochemical urine tests provide information about kidney, liver, and metabolic function, helping to detect possible disorders at an early stage.
• Urinalysis cytology tests allow for the evaluation of cellular changes in the urinary tract, helping to diagnose inflammation, infections, or neoplastic processes.

These tests are important because they allow health problems to be identified in a timely manner and ensure faster treatment, contributing to a longer and healthier life for your pet.

Cytological tests for dogs and cats allow for a detailed examination of cells, detecting inflammation, infections, or neoplastic processes. These tests are especially important when lumps, swelling, or abnormal discharge are noticed in a pet, as they help to accurately determine the nature of the problem. During cytology, cells from various tissues and fluids can be examined to detect pathological changes.
Timely cytological tests enable early diagnosis of serious diseases and the initiation of appropriate treatment, improving the animal’s quality of life.

Endocrinological tests in veterinary medicine help to assess hormone levels in animals and identify endocrine disorders such as diabetes, thyroid or adrenal gland diseases. These tests are extremely important because hormonal disorders often manifest themselves through subtle symptoms that are difficult to detect without specific tests.
Timely diagnosis of endocrine disorders allows for prompt treatment, improving the quality of life of the pet and preventing complications.

Biopsy tests in veterinary medicine allow tissue samples to be taken from tumors, skin lesions, or internal organs in order to accurately determine the nature of the disease. These tests are particularly important in determining whether a lesion is benign or malignant, as well as in diagnosing inflammatory and degenerative processes. Biopsies provide veterinarians with important information that helps them select the appropriate treatment plan and improve the animal’s prognosis.

Parasitological tests for dogs and cats are essential for detecting and controlling parasites such as worms and ticks, coat and skin parasites, ear mites, and the infections they cause. These tests help to quickly diagnose and effectively treat animals infected with parasitic diseases, ensuring their health and well-being.

Mycological tests for dogs and cats help identify fungal infections, such as dermatophytes, which can cause skin, nail, or coat problems. These tests allow for accurate diagnosis of fungal diseases and selection of effective treatment, ensuring the health and comfort of your pets.

Veterinary bacteriological and virological tests are important for cats and dogs because they allow the causes of infections to be accurately identified, the most appropriate treatment to be prescribed, and the spread of infections to be prevented. With a proper diagnosis, effective treatment can be started sooner, protecting the health of pets and ensuring a better quality of life for them.