Veterinary Diagnostics
in Aventura, FL
We recommend tailored diagnostics based on your pet’s individual needs and circumstances. Our veterinary team provides timely on-site tests for skin, ears, blood, urine, and fecal examinations, employing advanced imaging techniques including digital radiographs and ultrasounds to ensure accurate diagnoses. We also partner with the best laboratories for further testing, ensuring that all of the health concerns are addressed.
What Is Veterinary Diagnostics?
One of the main benefits of veterinary diagnostics is the early detection of diseases. Just like humans, animals can also develop various health conditions that may not show any symptoms until it’s too late. With regular diagnostic tests, we can detect any underlying health issues and start treatment before they become more serious. This can greatly improve the chances of a successful recovery and improve the overall quality of life for our pets.
Veterinary X-Rays
Veterinary X-rays, also known as radiographs, are images of the internal structures of an animal’s body. They are created by passing a small amount of radiation through the body and capturing the resulting image on a special film or digital sensor.
X-rays are an essential tool for us as they provide valuable information about an animal’s health. They can help identify the location and severity of injuries, detect tumors or other abnormalities, and monitor the progression of certain diseases.
What Are X-rays Used To Diagnose And Monitor?
X-rays are used for a variety of purposes in veterinary medicine. They are commonly used to diagnose and monitor conditions such as:
- Broken bones and fractures
- Joint diseases such as arthritis
- Dental problems
- Tumors and other abnormalities
- Foreign objects in the body
- Respiratory conditions
- Gastrointestinal issues
Veterinary Ultrasound
Veterinary ultrasound, also known as sonography, uses high-frequency sound waves to create images of the internal structures of an animal’s body. These images are created in real time and can provide valuable information about the function and health of organs and tissues.
What Are Ultrasounds Used to Diagnose And Monitor?
Ultrasounds are used for a variety of purposes in veterinary medicine. They are commonly used to diagnose and monitor conditions such as:
- Pregnancy and fetal development
- Heart disease and other cardiac conditions
- Abdominal issues such as tumors or foreign objects
- Urinary tract problems
- Reproductive issues
- Soft tissue injuries
In-House Laboratory
One of the biggest advantages of having an in-house laboratory is the ability to get test results quickly. With traditional methods, samples would need to be sent out to an external lab, which could take days or even weeks to receive results. This delay can be detrimental to your patient’s health, especially in emergencies. With an in-house laboratory, we can perform most diagnostic tests and get results within hours, allowing for a faster and more accurate diagnosis.
