I am told that
central commercial veterinary laboratories almost always confirm a positive initial test with a second more accurate confirmatory test — although that may not be noted on the final report the lab sends to your vet.
Laboratory: We utilize
commercial veterinary laboratories for specialized diagnostics and consultations in addition to the in - house testing we can perform.
Some of these tests can be performed at your veterinary hospital; others may require sending a blood sample to
a commercial veterinary laboratory.
We utilize
commercial veterinary laboratories for specialized diagnostics and consultations.
Laboratory: We utilize
commercial veterinary laboratories for diagnostics (including routine wellness bloodwork, specialized blood tests, urinalysis, fecal testing, cultures, cytology, etc) and consultations with pathologists and internal medicine specialists.
We also utilize
commercial veterinary laboratories for specialized diagnostics and biopsies.
We also utilize
commercial veterinary laboratories for specialized diagnostic testing and consultation.
We also utilize
a commercial veterinary laboratory for routine and specialized diagnostics.
In addition, we also have a coagulation analyzer to rule out bleeding disorders, a urinalysis machine to accurately perform chemical urine screens, and utilize
commercial veterinary laboratories for specialized diagnostics and consultations.
We also utilize
commercial veterinary laboratories for specialized diagnostics (including hematology, serum biochemistry, cytology and histopathology) and consultations.
- If your veterinarian has already gone beyond early screening for disease, and still needs definitive answers, insist that CBC tests are read at
a commercial veterinary laboratory or vet college.