Pet Diagnostics & Imaging
Dr. May’s Vet Clinic and House Calls offers advanced veterinary diagnostics and pet imaging for dogs and cats, including digital X-rays, ultrasound, and in-house lab testing. Partnering with specialists as needed, our diagnostics help detect conditions early and guide effective, personalized treatment plans.
Advanced Veterinary Diagnostics for Accurate Answers
Digital Pet X-Rays (Radiology)
Our digital radiology allows us to evaluate bones, organs, and internal structures quickly, helping diagnose injuries, illness, and abnormalities with precision.
Veterinary Ultrasound Imaging
Ultrasound provides real-time imaging of soft tissues and organs, making it ideal for evaluating conditions affecting the abdomen, heart, and internal systems in dogs and cats.
In-House Pet Blood Testing
We perform CBC and chemistry panels on-site for fast, reliable results, allowing us to assess organ function, detect infection, and monitor chronic conditions.
Urinalysis & Fecal Testing
Routine testing helps identify urinary tract issues, parasites, and gastrointestinal conditions, providing a clearer picture of your pet’s overall health.
Cytology & Microscopic Evaluation
We examine cells and tissue samples to evaluate infections, inflammation, and abnormal growths, supporting early detection and targeted treatment.
IDEXX Diagnostic Partnership
VDI Specialty Laboratory Access
Comprehensive Health Monitoring
Diagnostics are essential for managing chronic diseases such as diabetes, kidney disease, and endocrine disorders in both dogs and cats.
What to Expect from Diagnostic Testing
Our goal is to make the diagnostic process as efficient and stress-free as possible for both you and your pet. From initial evaluation to results and follow-up care, we guide you every step of the way.
Fast, In-House Results
Many tests, including pet blood testing and imaging, can be completed in-house, allowing for quicker diagnosis and treatment.
Personalized Care Plans
Once results are available, we review findings with you and develop a tailored treatment plan based on your pet’s needs.
Why Diagnostics Matter for Your Pet’s Health
Veterinary diagnostics are the cornerstone of effective medical care. At Dr. May’s Vet Clinic and House Calls, we use tools like pet X-rays, ultrasound, and lab testing to detect illness early, monitor ongoing conditions, and guide treatment decisions. Early and accurate diagnosis not only improves outcomes but also helps prevent minor issues from becoming serious health concerns.
Common Questions About Pet Diagnostics & Imaging
If your pet needs diagnostic testing, you may have questions about what’s involved and how it helps. Below are answers to common questions about veterinary diagnostics, imaging, and pet blood testing.
What types of diagnostic services do you offer for pets?
At Dr. May’s Vet Clinic and House Calls, we offer a full range of veterinary diagnostics for dogs and cats, including pet blood testing, urinalysis, fecal testing, digital X-rays, and ultrasound. These tools help us identify underlying conditions and guide appropriate treatment.
When does my pet need X-rays or ultrasound?
Pet imaging such as X-rays or ultrasound is recommended when your dog or cat shows symptoms like pain, vomiting, lameness, or unexplained changes in behavior. These tools allow us to evaluate internal structures and detect issues that may not be visible during a physical exam.
How long does it take to get diagnostic results?
Many tests, including in-house pet blood testing, provide same-day results. More specialized testing sent to partner laboratories may take a few days, but we always communicate results promptly and discuss next steps with you.
Is diagnostic testing safe for pets?
Yes. Most diagnostic procedures, including bloodwork, X-rays, and ultrasound, are non-invasive or minimally invasive and considered very safe for dogs and cats. Our team ensures your pet is comfortable throughout the process.
Why is routine bloodwork important for pets?
Routine bloodwork helps detect early signs of disease before symptoms appear. At Dr. May’s Vet Clinic and House Calls, we use pet blood testing to monitor organ function, identify infections, and manage chronic conditions in both dogs and cats.