The electrocardiogram (ECG) is a test that assists in determining the rhythm and pace of the heart. To fully understand how your pet’s heart is performing, your veterinarian may need to combine the results of an ECG with those from blood tests, x-rays, and even cardiac ultrasound.  An ECG procedure only takes a few minutes and is both safe and non-invasive.The heart receives electrical signals from the body, which encourage heartbeats to happen at a regular rhythm and tempo. An electrocardiograph device can identify and document electrical alterations brought on by heartbeat. Your pet’s heart rhythm and rate can be calculated using this data by your veterinarian. Electrocardiography is the process of employing the electrocardiograph machine to measure heart rate and rhythm, and the end product is an electrocardiogram (ECG)s.

For many people, witnessing their cherished pet suffer from a broken bone, a car accident, or a dog attack will be the hardest thing they can do. Most of the time, when something similar occurs, you’ll be aware of it straight away and in a position to take your animal to the doctor so that the visible wounds may be treated.

Your veterinarian will look for any other interior wounds that might be equally as severe as the ones on the outside.

Except when specifically instructed otherwise by your veterinarian or doctor, avoid feeding your pet after 10 PM the night before surgery. Any pre-existing diseases or allergies your pet may have should be disclosed to your veterinarian. These details may alter the quantity and kind of anesthesia required for surgery depending on the patient’s current health or previous medical history. Get ready for any current medications that your pet needs.

By utilizing the available technology, we can diagnose problems early and begin treatment immediately. Before surgery, we can run bloodwork to test for enzyme levels of the kidneys, liver and other organs, a test which helps us determine your pet’s ability to process the anesthesia. We can also diagnose other diseases such as diabetes, kidney and liver disease, along with thyroid problems. 

Our laboratory is very well equipped. We have the necessary in-house resources to help your pet maintain its best physical health. State-of-the-art laboratory analyzers enable us to diagnose diseases and infections in as little as 15 minutes. Results are quick and accurate - often within 15 minutes, allowing our doctors to make a diagnosis on your pet and institute the proper treatment without further delay.  

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