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Advanced diagnostics for improved patient care.

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No Pain, Know Health

We understand how distressing it can be to witness your beloved pet in pain or discomfort without knowing the cause. At our facility, we offer cutting-edge in-house diagnostic testing to help us identify the issue and provide an accurate diagnosis. With our advanced testing capabilities, we can quickly determine the root of the problem and initiate prompt treatment, ensuring your pet’s fast recovery.

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Fast & Accurate

Our diagnostic testing services are available both in-house and through an external laboratory to provide fast and accurate results. This includes testing Complete Blood Counts, comprehensive chemistry and electrolyte testing, thyroid testing, heartworm and tick-borne disease testing, feline leukemia and AIDS testing, bacterial, fungal, and viral cultures and PCR testing, cytology, histopathology, and more! So, you can rest assured that your pet is receiving the best possible care with our expert diagnostic testing.

Advanced Imaging

Digital Radiography

X-ray of a feline abdomen, taken by a veterinarian, shows the spine, ribcage, and several developing fetuses. The skeletal structures of the fetuses are clearly visible, positioned around the mother's spine.
PAWS Veterinary Center is equipped with the latest in imaging technology to provide our patients with accurate and speedy diagnosis and treatment for a variety of medical issues. With the advances in digital X-ray technology, we can now manipulate the digital images that we take off a pet’s systems. This has allowed us to detect hairline fractures and orthopedic conditions that were previously not visible. Because the X-rays are digital, we can also almost immediately share the images with specialists who consult with us on difficult cases. Digital X-rays are routinely used to diagnose and examine broken bones, obstructions, arthritis, masses, and tumors. +

Ultrasound

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Ultrasonography is a type of diagnostic technique that uses ultrasound waves to produce an imaging study. This means that when we perform ultrasonography, we can see internal images of the patient’s body. Ultrasonography is a completely non-invasive, painless way to diagnose and evaluate many common diseases. Ultrasounds also allow us to look at the architecture of internal organs and examine location, size, shape, texture and blood supply. +

Endoscopy

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Endoscopy is a minimally invasive procedure that lets us look inside an organ or body cavity for diagnostic purposes. This diagnostic procedure is minimally invasive, meaning there are no large incisions made. We use a long, flexible instrument with a camera on the end to allow our team to look inside the body. +