Pet Affordable Lab Services
PETS AFFORDABLE LAB SERVICES
You know your pet better than anyone. As the cost of veterinary care continues to rise, we’re here to help by providing affordable lab services with fast results delivered directly to your email. You can share these results with your regular veterinarian, a telehealth provider, or simply keep them for your peace of mind. We offer interpretation and complete examinations if needed within a matter of hours if needed.
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Senior/Mature Adult
Preanesthetic Panel
The IDEXX HealthCheck Plus is a comprehensive wellness screening designed to provide valuable insights into your pet's overall health. This advanced diagnostic panel includes tests to evaluate vital organ function, and assess blood cell counts. Key components typically include a complete blood count (CBC), and chemistry profile which help identify potential issues early, even before symptoms appear.
$135.00
Dogs & Cats (All Ages)
Complete Blood & Chemistry Panel
The IDEXX HealthCheck is a thorough wellness screening designed to assess your pet’s overall health and detect early signs of illness. It includes a complete blood count (CBC) to evaluate blood cells, a chemistry profile to assess organ function, and electrolytes to monitor hydration and balance.
$125.00
On-Site Kidney
Function Panel
Our in-house diagnostic panel provides quick and accurate insights into your pet's health by measuring key parameters, including Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN), Creatinine (CREA), Phosphorus (PHOS), and electrolytes. These tests help assess kidney function, hydration status, and overall metabolic balance. With same-day results, we can promptly identify and address potential health concerns, ensuring your pet receives timely and personalized care.
$129.00
Complete Blood Cell
Count and Evaluation (CBC)
This blood panel, known as a Complete Blood Count (CBC), is a detailed diagnostic test that assesses your pet’s overall health by analyzing the different types of blood cells. It measures red blood cells (which carry oxygen), white blood cells (which fight infection), and platelets (which support blood clotting). A CBC is commonly used to monitor pets already under veterinary care, helping to evaluate treatment effectiveness and track the progression or management of disease.
$111.00
On-site Heartworm and
Tick-Borne Disease Screening
Proving same day results this blood test will screen your dog for the common tick borne diseases and heartworm. This test is frequently required to prescribe or refill heartworm parasite prevention. You can view current levels of these parasites and diseases in your area by going here. This test will screen your dog for the following :
Heartworm
Lyme disease
Ehrlichiosis
Anaplasmosis
$95.00
Packed Blood Cell Volume and
Total Protein Concentration (PVC/TP)
Packed Cell Volume (PCV) and Total Protein (TP) test provides valuable information about your pet’s hydration, blood health, and overall condition. PCV measures the percentage of red blood cells, helping to identify anemia or dehydration, while TP evaluates protein levels in the blood, which can signal inflammation, infection, or other systemic issues. This test is commonly used to monitor pets diagnosed with anemia, recovering from rat bait exposure, or undergoing treatment for toxin ingestion, trauma, or other medical conditions. This test is performed within 20 minutes from sample collection, so you will receive the results before you leave.
$40.00
Blood Sugar
Stability Test
The IDEXX Fructosamine test is a valuable tool for monitoring your pet’s long-term blood glucose levels, typically used to assess diabetic management. This test measures the average glucose levels over the past 2 to 3 weeks by evaluating sugar-bound proteins in the bloodstream. Unlike single glucose readings, fructosamine provides a more stable and comprehensive view, helping veterinarians adjust treatment plans and ensure better diabetes control for your pet’s health and well-being.
$80.00
Intestinal Parasite
Testing: Fecal Screening
The Fecal Screening – Intestinal Parasite Test is an important diagnostic tool used to assess your pet’s gastrointestinal health. It detects common intestinal parasites, including hookworms, whipworms, tapeworms, roundworms, and coccidia. A small stool sample collected within the past 24 hours is required. This test is especially recommended for young pets, those not on parasite prevention, pets living in households with young children, or those at increased risk of exposure. It is also commonly performed when pets are experiencing symptoms such as diarrhea or vomiting, or when a fecal screen is needed to prescribe or refill oral or topical parasite prevention.
$45.00
Abdominal
Ultrasound
An abdominal ultrasound is a safe, non-invasive diagnostic tool used to evaluate the internal organs of pets. This advanced imaging technique provides detailed information that cannot be obtained through physical examination or standard X-rays. At our veterinary hospital, abdominal ultrasounds are performed by trained and experienced staff members and are then reviewed by a board-certified radiologist who prepares a comprehensive diagnostic report.
What is an Abdominal Ultrasound?
An abdominal ultrasound uses sound waves to create real-time images of the abdominal cavity. This allows for the assessment of vital organs such as the liver, spleen, kidneys, bladder, stomach, intestines, pancreas, and reproductive organs. It is also useful for detecting abnormalities such as tumors, cysts, fluid accumulation, and changes in organ structure.
Why is an Abdominal Ultrasound Recommended?
Your veterinarian may recommend an abdominal ultrasound for several reasons, including:
Abnormal bloodwork results
Vomiting or diarrhea that persists
Unexplained weight loss
Changes in urination patterns
Suspected tumors or masses
Monitoring chronic conditions
Pre-surgical evaluations
What to Expect During the Procedure
The procedure is painless and generally does not require sedation. However, sedation may be necessary for pets that are anxious or unable to remain still. The trained staff member will gently position your pet and apply a water-based gel to the abdomen to ensure good contact with the ultrasound probe.
During the ultrasound, the staff member will move the probe across your pet’s abdomen to capture images of the internal organs. The entire procedure typically takes 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the complexity of the case.
Radiologist Review and Report
Once the ultrasound is complete, the images are sent to a board-certified veterinary radiologist for review. The radiologist carefully analyzes the images and prepares a detailed report, which includes findings and diagnostic recommendations. This report is then shared with you so that you can follow up with your veterinary care team as needed.
Benefits of Abdominal Ultrasound
Non-invasive and painless
Provides valuable diagnostic information
Helps guide treatment decisions
Can detect conditions early for better outcomes
If your pet has been scheduled for an abdominal ultrasound or you have questions about the procedure, please don’t hesitate to contact our team. We are committed to providing the highest standard of care to ensure your pet’s health and well-being.
$750.00
Cardiac
Ultrasound
A cardiac ultrasound, also known as an echocardiogram, is a non-invasive and highly effective diagnostic tool used to assess the structure and function of a pet's heart. At our veterinary hospital, these ultrasounds are performed by trained staff members and reviewed by a board-certified veterinary cardiologist or radiologist who provides a detailed report.
What is a Cardiac Ultrasound?
A cardiac ultrasound uses sound waves to create real-time images of the heart, including its chambers, valves, and surrounding structures. This imaging technique allows veterinarians to visualize how the heart is functioning and detect any abnormalities in its structure or rhythm.
Why is a Cardiac Ultrasound Recommended?
Your veterinarian may recommend a cardiac ultrasound for various reasons, including:
Detection of heart murmurs
Signs of congestive heart failure (coughing, fluid accumulation, difficulty breathing)
Unexplained lethargy or fatigue
Monitoring congenital heart conditions
Evaluation of heart disease progression
Pre-anesthetic evaluation for high-risk pets
What to Expect During the Procedure
The procedure is painless and usually does not require sedation. However, sedation may be considered for pets that are anxious or unable to remain calm during the exam. The trained staff member will position your pet on a comfortable table, and a water-based gel will be applied to the chest area to ensure good contact with the ultrasound probe.
During the examination, the probe is gently moved across the chest to capture detailed images of the heart. The procedure typically lasts between 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the complexity of the case.
Cardiologist or Radiologist Review and Report
After the ultrasound is complete, the images are sent to a board-certified veterinary cardiologist or radiologist for review. The specialist carefully analyzes the images and prepares a comprehensive report, which includes findings and diagnostic recommendations. This report is shared with you so that you can schedule appropriate follow up as needed.
Benefits of Cardiac Ultrasound
Non-invasive and painless
Provides valuable insight into heart function
Helps guide treatment and management plans
Detects heart conditions early for better outcomes
If your pet has been scheduled for a cardiac ultrasound or if you have questions about the procedure, please don’t hesitate to contact our team. We are dedicated to providing compassionate care and advanced diagnostic services to ensure your pet’s heart health.
$750.00
How to Book & What Happens Next
Book
Online
Easily schedule your pet’s lab work appointment through our online booking system.
Prepay for
Services
Secure your spot and simplify check-in by prepaying at the time of booking.
Quick
Check-In
When you arrive, a veterinary technician will greet you and collect the necessary samples. No full exam is required.
Results Delivered
to You
Once your pet’s lab results are ready, we’ll email them directly to you for your records so you can follow up with your primary veterinarian.
Doctor Follow-Up
(If Needed)
If any results are abnormal, we’ll provide the option to schedule a consultation with one of our doctors at Bishop Ranch to discuss next steps.
Your pet’s health and your peace of mind are our top priorities. Book today for fast, reliable lab work—on your schedule.
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