Comprehensive Diagnostic Care to Keep Your Pet Thriving
At COTA Veterinary, we believe that quality care starts with insight. Our diagnostics services blend cutting‑edge technology with compassionate expertise so you can better understand your pet’s health—and feel confident every step of the way.
From routine wellness screenings to advanced imaging, here’s how we help your furry family members shine!
Blood, Urine and Fecal Testing
Blood, urine, and fecal testing are like superheroes for our furry friends, helping us detect infections, parasites, and other health problems that might be going on inside their cute little bodies. We can check out their organ function, blood chemistry, and more with blood tests. Urine tests let us see if their kidneys and bladder are working right, while fecal tests help us make sure their tummies are happy and healthy.
Quick, Clear Digital X-Rays for Your Pet
Digital X-rays are high-quality images of your furry friend’s bones, organs, and soft tissues in a jiffy. They can help your vet detect all sorts of health issues, from bone fractures to suspicious lumps and even sneaky dental problems that can be hard to spot with the naked eye.
Safe, Painless Ultrasound for Pets
Veterinary ultrasound is like a magic trick for pets! It uses sound waves to create images of their insides. It’s a painless and safe procedure that helps vets diagnose and monitor various medical conditions.
Electrocardiography (EKG) and Blood Pressure
In veterinary medicine, an EKG and blood pressure are like detectives for the heart and blood vessels. They help us figure out if your furry friend’s heart is beating to the right tune and if their blood pressure is in the right range.
Microscopy
Veterinary microscopy is like a tiny treasure hunt for animal illnesses. It’s all about using the microscope to find clues and solve mysteries in a microscopic world. It is a vital tool in veterinary medicine for identifying illnesses and providing effective, timely treatments.
Tonometry (Eye Pressure)
Tonometry is a vital tool for detecting and managing glaucoma in our furry friends.
