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Laboratory testing gives our veterinarians valuable information that cannot always be identified through a physical examination alone. Blood, urine, stool, and other diagnostic samples can help assess organ function, detect infections, identify inflammation, monitor ongoing medical conditions, and guide treatment decisions.
At EverCare Veterinary Clinic, our in-house laboratory allows us to perform a range of essential diagnostic tests within the clinic. For many routine tests, this means results may be available during the same visit, helping our veterinary team make informed decisions without unnecessary delays.
Whether your pet is unwell, preparing for surgery, attending a routine health screening, or being monitored for a long-term condition, laboratory testing helps us understand their health more clearly.
Depending on your pet’s condition and clinical needs, our in-house laboratory services may include:
Some specialised tests may need to be sent to an external reference laboratory. Our veterinarian will explain when this is necessary and provide an estimated turnaround time.
Laboratory results are most useful when they are interpreted alongside your pet’s symptoms, medical history, physical examination, age, and lifestyle.
Our veterinarians do not rely on a single test result in isolation. We carefully review the complete clinical picture to understand what the findings may mean and whether further testing, imaging, treatment, or monitoring is recommended.
When possible, testing is performed within the clinic to provide faster access to important information. We also take the time to explain the results clearly, including what was found, what it may indicate, and the next steps we recommend.
Your pet’s laboratory appointment may include:
The exact process and turnaround time will depend on the type of sample and tests being performed.
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+971 56 227 8484Laboratory testing may be recommended when your pet is unwell, showing unexplained symptoms, preparing for surgery, starting certain medications, or being monitored for an ongoing condition.
Testing may also be used during routine wellness visits to identify changes before noticeable symptoms develop.
Blood tests can provide information about your pet’s red and white blood cells, hydration, immune response, and the function of organs such as the liver and kidneys.
They may also help identify infection, inflammation, anaemia, blood sugar abnormalities, and other health concerns.
A complete blood count, commonly known as a CBC, measures different types of blood cells.
It can help the veterinarian assess conditions such as anaemia, infection, inflammation, dehydration, and certain blood-related disorders.
A blood chemistry test measures substances in the blood that provide information about organ function, metabolism, blood sugar, proteins, and electrolyte balance.
The veterinarian will interpret the results alongside your pet’s examination and medical history.
Some blood tests may require fasting, while others do not.
Our team will let you know before the appointment if food should be withheld. Water is usually allowed unless you are given different instructions.
A small area may be gently held or clipped before blood is collected from a suitable vein. Most pets tolerate the procedure well, and it usually takes only a few moments.
Our team uses calm handling techniques to keep your pet as comfortable as possible.
Many routine in-house tests may provide results during the same appointment or on the same day.
Specialised tests sent to an external laboratory may take longer. Our team will explain the expected timeframe based on the tests requested.
Yes. Our veterinarian will explain the significant findings, what they may mean for your pet, and whether treatment, further investigation, or monitoring is recommended.
Timely laboratory testing helps our veterinary team understand your pet’s health, investigate concerns, and recommend the most appropriate next steps. Book a veterinary consultation and diagnostic assessment at EverCare Veterinary Clinic today.