Laboratory
Precise Care Starts with Precise Testing
Vetcare is fully equipped with an IDEXX Vet Lab Station allowing us to run many routine tests. We also cooperate with the biggest and most recognized lab in the UK called Idexx, giving us the opportunity to run various specialist tests not currently available in the Middle East.
What to expect
- IDEXX Vet Lab Station: Our in-house facility is equipped with cutting-edge technology from IDEXX, allowing us to run a wide variety of routine tests efficiently.
- Fast Turnaround Times: Receive results quickly, enabling your veterinarian to make prompt treatment decisions.
- Experienced Staff: Our team of skilled technicians ensures accurate testing procedures and sample handling.
- Personalized Service: We work closely with your veterinarian to tailor diagnostic plans specific to your pet’s needs.
Benefits
- Early Detection: Early diagnosis of potential health issues leads to better treatment outcomes.
- Informed Decisions: Accurate lab results empower your veterinarian to develop a personalized treatment plan.
- Peace of Mind: Gain valuable insights into your pet’s health for a more proactive approach to their wellbeing.
- Convenience: Reduce the need for outsourcing tests, saving you valuable time and minimizing pet stress.
- Comprehensive Testing: Access a wide range of routine and specialized tests, all under one roof.
Featured Questions
What types of tests can you perform in-house?
We offer a broad spectrum of tests, including blood chemistry profiles, complete blood counts, urinalysis, fecal examinations, and more.
What specialized tests do you offer?
Through our partnership with Idexx, the UK’s leading veterinary diagnostic lab, we can access a vast array of specialized tests not currently available in the Middle East.
How long does it take to receive test results?
Most in-house tests are available within a few hours, while specialized tests may take longer depending on the specific test and turnaround time from Idexx.
What if I need to prepare my pet for a test?
Certain tests may require fasting or specific medication protocols. Your veterinarian will advise you of any necessary preparations.