Best diagnostics services availble.
We offer a wide range of professionally tailored
services which are below.
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Microscopy work: Test for 1
/tick borne diseases including East coast
fever.
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Blood tests: Complete Blood
Count(CBC), Blood Chemistry test
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Rehabilitation Services: For
animals recovering from surgery, injury, or
chronic conditions.
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Urinalysis: Urinalysis
involves analyzing a urine sample to assess
kidney function, diagnose urinary tract
infections, evaluate hydration status, and
detect metabolic abnormalities such as diabetes
mellitus or kidney disease. Components of
urinalysis include physical examination (color,
clarity, specific gravity), chemical analysis
(pH, protein, glucose, ketones, blood), and
microscopic examination (sediment analysis for
cells, crystals, bacteria).
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Pregnancy Diagnosis: Veterinary pregnancy diagnosis methods include
abdominal palpation, ultrasonography, and
hormonal assays. These techniques help
determine if an animal is pregnant, estimate
the stage of gestation, and monitor fetal
viability and development.
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Microbiology:
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Bacterial Culture and Sensitivity: Bacterial culture involves growing
bacteria from clinical samples (e.g.,
blood, urine, skin swabs) on agar plates
to identify the specific bacteria causing
an infection. Sensitivity testing
determines which antibiotics are
effective against the cultured bacteria,
guiding appropriate antibiotic therapy.
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Fungal Culture: Fungal
culture is similar to bacterial culture
but focuses on isolating and identifying
pathogenic fungi responsible for
infections such as dermatophytosis
(ringworm) or systemic fungal diseases.
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Parasitology: Parasitology diagnostics include fecal
examinations to detect intestinal
parasites (worms, protozoa) and skin
scrapings to diagnose external parasites
(mites, lice). These tests help identify
and manage parasitic infections in
animals.
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Hematology: Hematology
involves the analysis of blood samples to
evaluate the cellular components (red
blood cells, white blood cells,
platelets) and diagnose blood disorders,
anemia, infections, and systemic
diseases. Blood smear evaluation is used
to detect blood parasites such as
Theileria, Anaplasma, Babesia, and
Trypanosoma.
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Consultation Services: Veterinary consultation services involve
expert interpretation of diagnostic
imaging (X-rays, ultrasound, CT, MRI),
laboratory test results, and patient
history to formulate treatment
recommendations and management plans for
various medical conditions.
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Brucella Agglutination Tests: Brucella agglutination tests are used to
diagnose brucellosis, a bacterial
infection caused by Brucella species that
affects various animal species and can be
transmitted to humans. These tests detect
antibodies produced by the immune system
in response to Brucella infection.
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Rapid Diagnostic Tests: Rapid diagnostic tests are quick and
convenient diagnostic tools used to
detect specific infectious diseases such
as Newcastle disease (avian
paramyxovirus), parvovirus infection
(canine parvovirus), and other viral or
bacterial pathogens. These tests provide
rapid results, allowing for timely
diagnosis and treatment.
