Veterinary Diagnostics in Tomball, TX

Whole Body X-Rays: Whole-body X-rays are a non-invasive and valuable diagnostic tool for assessing a range of health problems, including bone fractures, joint problems, foreign body obstructions, fluid accumulation, congestive heart failure, respiratory problems, and more. They also help monitor your pet’s condition or recovery, allowing us to see how fractures heal or evaluate how treatments work over time.

Ultrasounds: Ultrasound imaging offers a non-invasive diagnostic tool that uses sound waves to produce clear images of your pet’s internal structures. At PetLife Urgent Care & Wellness Center, we provide FAST scans as well as regular ultrasound imaging.

• FAST Scans: We use FAST scans (Focused Assessment with Sonography for Trauma) in emergency situations to quickly assess critical conditions like internal bleeding or fluid accumulation in the abdomen or chest cavity, allowing for rapid and effective intervention.
• Ultrasound Imaging: We use ultrasound imaging for more detailed examinations of your pet. Sound waves create real-time images of your pet’s soft tissues and internal organs, allowing us to evaluate the condition of the heart, liver, kidneys, and reproductive system.

In-House Laboratory: Our in-house laboratory offers a comprehensive suite of diagnostic tests to gain valuable insights into your pet's health profile and develop customized treatment plans.

• Blood Tests: Blood tests, including complete blood counts (CBCs) and chemistry panels, are essential for monitoring your pet's overall health. They help diagnose and evaluate various health issues, such as organ function, electrolyte levels, and blood cell counts.
• Urinalysis: Urinalysis is often a component of your pet's annual care or may be necessary for follow-up care. It helps us assess kidney function, detect urinary tract infections, and identify other health problems.
• Fecal Testing: Fecal examinations help us detect intestinal parasites that may otherwise go undetected until they cause symptoms. That allows for prompt treatment to safeguard your pet’s health.
• Heartworm Screening: Heartworm prevention and treatment are vital to your pet’s health. Regular heartworm screening helps protect your pet from this potentially fatal disease.