Pet Laboratory Services in North Richland Hills
Our in-house laboratory is equipped to perform all routine lab work efficiently. For specialized diagnostics and consultations, we also partner with IDEXX, Antech Diagnostics, and other veterinary laboratories, helping us provide quick and accurate diagnoses so we can promptly determine the best treatment options for your pet.
Request an AppointmentAvailable In-House Laboratory Tests
Blood Tests
- Complete Blood Count (CBC)
- Blood Serum Chemistry Analysis
- Electrolytes
- Thyroid Test (T4)
- Blood Smear Evaluation
- Coagulation (Clotting) Testing
- Canine Heartworm Infection
- Tick-borne Infections (Ehrlichiosis, Lyme, Anaplasma)
- Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV) Test
- Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV / Feline AIDS)
- Feline Heartworm Infection
- Pancreatitis Screening (Canine and Feline)
- Leptospirosis Test
- Diabetes Screening
Results from our heartworm testing directly support our heartworm care program, and tick-borne and parasite screenings tie into our broader parasite control services.
Stool Tests
- Parvovirus Test
- Direct and Flotation Stool Tests
- Giardia Testing
Skin Tests
- Fungal (Ringworm) Testing
- Fine Needle Aspirate for Cytology of Tumors (Masses)
- Skin Testing for Mange
- Cytology for Diagnosing Skin Infections
Pets showing signs of skin irritation are often referred to our pet dermatology team based on these results.
Urine Tests
- Urinalysis, Including Sedimentation
Ear and Eye Tests
- Ear Cytology for Diagnosing Ear Infections
- Eye Staining to Detect Ulcers
- Tear Test for Dry Eye Diagnosis
Lab results are often combined with X-ray or ultrasound findings to give our doctors a complete picture before recommending a treatment plan, whether that’s medication, surgery, or ongoing preventive care.
For more information about our laboratory services, please feel free to contact us today at (817) 514-8387.
How quickly can I get lab results for my pet?
Many routine tests are processed in our in-house lab and can be ready within minutes to hours, while specialized tests sent to outside labs may take a few days.
What blood tests can be run in-house?
We can run a complete blood count, chemistry panel, thyroid testing, heartworm testing, and several infectious disease screenings right in our office.
Do you test for tick-borne diseases?
Yes, we offer testing for Ehrlichiosis, Lyme disease, and Anaplasma as part of our diagnostic panel.
Can lab work help diagnose skin problems?
Yes, skin cytology, fungal testing, and mange testing can help identify the cause of skin irritation or infection.
Do you offer stool testing for parasites?
Yes, we perform stool tests to check for parvovirus, giardia, and intestinal parasites.
Why would my pet need a urinalysis?
Urinalysis helps detect urinary tract infections, kidney issues, diabetes, and other conditions that may not show obvious symptoms.
Do you send samples to outside labs for specialized testing?
Yes, we partner with IDEXX, Antech Diagnostics, and other veterinary laboratories for tests beyond our in-house capabilities.