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Diagnostic Services in Gilbert

Diagnostic services play a critical role in helping veterinarians detect issues early and develop effective treatment plans tailored to each pet’s specific needs.

For pets and their families in Gilbert, we provide a wide range of diagnostic services to properly identify what is ailing your pet. If you are worried your pet is sick, or facing a potential health issue, contact our team today to set up an appointment.

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Why Choose Crossroads Veterinary Hospital for Your Pet’s Care

At Crossroads Veterinary Hospital, we focus on accurate, thorough diagnostics delivered by an experienced, highly trained team of veterinarians and technicians. We combine compassionate handling with modern technology to ensure your pet receives the care and attention they deserve.

We work to treat each pet in Gilbert with an individualized care plan that addresses their specific medical needs as well as the concerns and goals of every owner.

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Diagnostic Testing and Lab Services Available

The diagnostic and laboratory services offered at Crossroads Veterinary Hospital are:

  • Digital Radiography

    State-of-the-art X-ray technology that produces highly detailed images of your pet's internal structures. Radiography is safe, painless, and non-invasive, using only very low doses of radiation, and can evaluate bones and organs to diagnose conditions including broken bones, arthritis, bladder stones, and spinal cord diseases.

  • Ultrasound
    • Abdominal ultrasound

    • Non-cardiac thoracic ultrasound

    • Cervical ultrasound

  • Electrocardiography (EKG)

    EKG testing measures the electrical activity of your pet's heart in real time to detect abnormal heart rhythms, heart disease, and previous heart attacks. Animal General's advanced equipment provides a more comfortable experience for pets and more responsive results.

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The Importance of Quick and Accurate Diagnoses

A complete diagnostic workup at the first sign of illness or injury supports early detection and allows a veterinarian to build a preliminary treatment plan. Early diagnosis can minimize complications, improve outcomes, and help families manage medical costs.

While speed matters, accuracy is essential. That’s where our professionally trained team and state-of-the-art equipment come in. We use the appropriate tools, paired with clinical expertise, to provide a clear, comprehensive diagnosis and prognosis that sets your pet up for long-term success.

Financing & Payment Options for Laboratory & Diagnostics in Gilbert

We offer flexible payment and financing options that can help reduce the financial burden of a new pet by spreading the costs out over time. Learn more about the financing options we offer here.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Diagnostic Services

  • When should my pet be evaluated?

    If you notice changes such as decreased appetite, vomiting/diarrhea, coughing or sneezing, increased thirst/urination, limping, lethargy, or behavior changes, contact our office to schedule a diagnostic exam. Early evaluation often leads to better outcomes.

  • How often should my pet have blood work?

    Most adult pets benefit from annual screening; seniors or pets on long-term medications may need testing every 6 months. Pre-anesthetic blood work is recommended before any procedure requiring sedation or anesthesia.

  • What is a heartworm or fecal test?

    A heartworm test is a blood screen (primarily for dogs, sometimes cats) that detects heartworm infection. A fecal test checks for intestinal parasites. Both are vital to your pet’s health and your family’s safety.

Book an Appointment at Crossroads Veterinary Hospital

New pets are always welcome at Crossroads Veterinary Hospital. Our friendly veterinary staff looks forward to providing our neighbors in the area and surrounding communities with the veterinary care they need.

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