Pet In-House Laboratory Faster Answers. Better Pet Care.

Our in-house laboratory helps Paw Haven Animal Hospital deliver fast, accurate diagnostic results for dogs and cats. From bloodwork to parasite screening and digital imaging, we provide efficient testing that helps our veterinary team make timely, informed care decisions.
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Advanced Diagnostics Without the Wait

Having an in-house lab means many important tests can be processed right here at Paw Haven Animal Hospital. This allows our team to evaluate your pet’s health more quickly, reduce delays, and begin the right treatment plan sooner.
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What Our In-House Lab Can Test

Our in-house laboratory helps us evaluate your pet’s health through a wide range of diagnostic testing.

Blood Tests

Helps assess organ function, infection, and overall internal health.

Urine Tests

Provides insight into kidney function, hydration, and urinary health.

Fecal Testing

Detects parasites and helps investigate gastrointestinal concerns.

Parasite Screening

Supports fast identification of common internal and external parasite issues.

Digital X-Rays

Provides internal imaging to help detect fractures, tumors, and abnormalities.

Additional Diagnostics

Supports a broad range of tests tailored to your pet’s condition.

Why Faster Results Matter

Quick diagnostic results can make a meaningful difference in your pet’s care. Faster answers help our team respond sooner, monitor health changes more effectively, and give pet owners greater peace of mind.

A Proactive Approach to Pet Health

Routine laboratory testing plays an important role in preventive care. By identifying issues early, our team can recommend prompt treatment, ongoing monitoring, and preventive steps that help protect your pet’s long-term health and quality of life.

Regular testing can help uncover hidden concerns before visible symptoms become more serious.

Frequently asked

What is an in-house veterinary laboratory?
It is an on-site lab that allows our veterinary team to run many diagnostic tests quickly without sending everything to an outside facility.
Common tests may include bloodwork, urine testing, fecal exams, parasite screening, and digital X-rays.
Fast results help your veterinarian diagnose concerns sooner and begin treatment more quickly when needed.
Yes. Routine lab testing can identify hidden problems early, even before your pet shows obvious symptoms.
Sometimes. In-house testing handles many important diagnostics, but specialized tests may still be sent to an outside lab when needed.
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Because your pets deserve the best, always

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