At DCC Animal Hospital, we use modern technology and human connection to provide world-class services. With our world-class vet pathology services, you get the most accurate results, which allow you to make a confident decision for your loved ones. Our pathology lab is equipped to handle critical cases efficiently. Moreover, our veterinary pathologists have an in-depth knowledge of various pet diseases. They are highly qualified to perform research that increases their knowledge of disease pathogenesis and leads them to new methods to treat and prevent diseases in pets.

Both our animal hospitals (Greater Kailash 2, New Delhi & Palam Vihar, Gurugram) have sophisticated in-house expert veterinarians. This means we can take a blood sample from your pet and provide you with accurate results within a short period. Our veterinary pathologists come with invaluable experience when it comes to diagnosing the problem. What factors affect your pet test results? Many factors can affect test results, including Age Breed General health Specific foods Existing Medication of your pet

When our veterinarian suggests a few tests that might seem like a lot of tests for your pet in the process of diagnosis, you must understand what each test entails and the reason for performing it on your pet. Trust our expert veterinarians throughout the process.

We conduct animal pathology tests for the following:-

Health checkups (especially old animals)- During health checkups, our veterinarian thoroughly examines your pet to look for any symptoms of disease or other issues. Our vets usually start by weighing your pet and inspecting the skin, fur, eyes, ears, teeth, and mouth. Pre-anaesthetic examinations– This includes a thorough physical examination as well as laboratory testing to provide a complete picture of your pet’s current health. Our team of vet pathologists uses cutting-edge monitoring technology and laboratory test findings to create the best anesthetic strategy for your pet before the surgery.

Generally unhealthy patients – A variety of factors might be a reason for an unhealthy pet, including disease, injury, skin problems, dental issues, and many others. Kidney diseases – Our vet pathologists treat kidney disease cases with fluids, antibiotics, and other medications. Liver diseases – If your pet shows signs of liver disease, our veterinarians may inquire about their food and medications. They may suggest blood tests, X-rays, ultrasound, and biopsy.