Laboratory Testing
Pets Laboratory Testing at Cornwall Animal Hospital in Oakville
During your pet’s routine wellness exam, if any concerns arise, we may recommend laboratory tests using samples like blood, urine, skin, hair, or feces. These tests help our veterinarians gain a complete understanding of your pet’s health. At Cornwall Animal Hospital in Oakville, we offer comprehensive testing, including complete blood counts, and collaborate with trusted veterinary labs for specialized diagnostics and expert consultations.
- Blood chemistry panel
- Urinalysis
- Heartworm & Tick-Borne Disease Testing
- Fecal examination
- Allergy testing
- Tick Analysis
- Biopsy, histopathology
- Culture and sensitivity
If your pet becomes sick, laboratory test results help our veterinarians confirm diagnoses and rule out other conditions. Tests may also be used during treatment to monitor progress and how your pet is responding. Before surgery, pre-surgical screening ensures your pet is healthy enough for anesthesia and helps reduce risks—these important tests are recommended for pets of all ages, including young, healthy animals.
Pet Health Complications need to be Diagnose by Labs test
At Cornwall Animal Hospital, our experienced veterinarians work closely with advanced veterinary labs to accurately diagnose a wide range of health conditions. Since pets of all ages face different health challenges, timely diagnosis is essential. Our skilled team is equipped to identify and manage various illnesses, ensuring your pet receives the care they need:
- Anemia
- Cancerous/Tumor growth by biopsy /FNA
- Diabetes
- Heart disease
- Hormonal Issues
- Infections
- Kidney disease
- Liver disease
- Pancreatitis
- Parasitism
- Tick Borne disease
Blood Tests for Senior Pets
For senior pets, blood tests are essential for planning effective preventive care. Many pet owners may not realize that blood tests reveal important health details that physical exams can miss. These tests help detect hidden issues early, allowing timely treatment and safeguarding your pet’s life. Early diagnosis is key to managing many common diseases in older pets and ensuring their well-being.
