Haematology and biochemistry
Assessment of blood cells and selected parameters reflecting organ function and metabolism.
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Laboratory diagnostics
Laboratory diagnostics for animals
Blood, urine, faecal and cytology tests support diagnosis, assessment of the patient’s condition and monitoring of treatment.
An individual diagnostic and treatment plan
Results are interpreted in the context of the patient
A laboratory result does not replace a clinical examination. The veterinarian interprets it together with symptoms, medical history and other test results.
Scope of care
How can we help?
Urine and faeces
Tests supporting the diagnosis of urinary, digestive and parasitic diseases.
Cytology and haematology
Assessment of cells and samples collected from lesions, discharges or other sites selected by the veterinarian.
Additional tests
Selected according to symptoms and clinical suspicion, including certain infectious-disease tests.
When to seek care
Laboratory tests may be needed
- when investigating acute or chronic symptoms,
- before selected procedures and anaesthesia,
- to monitor disease and treatment safety,
- as part of preventive health checks.
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Need a consultation?
Call us or use online booking. In an emergency, contact us before arriving.
Book an appointment online
Online booking is handled by the external WetTermin service.
76 853 29 58
Team
Veterinarians working in this area
The link is based on the areas of practice described in the team profiles. Reception confirms the final choice of veterinarian and appointment.
Julia Laszczowska
Laboratory diagnostics · Internal medicine · Preventive care