Cat Lab Tests in Bhopal

RT-PCR / Molecular Tests

Feline Herpesvirus-1 (FHV-1) RT-PCR

FHV-1 RT-PCR looks for the DNA of feline herpesvirus type 1 on a swab from a cat's eye or throat. It can help your vet confirm a common cause of cat flu, eye discharge and sores on the surface of the eye.

Conjunctival or oropharyngeal swab

Sample: Conjunctival or oropharyngeal swab
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RT-PCR / Molecular Tests

Feline Calicivirus (FCV) RT-PCR

Feline calicivirus RT-PCR looks for the genetic material of feline calicivirus on a throat swab. It can help your vet confirm a common cause of cat flu, mouth ulcers and sore gums in cats.

Oropharyngeal swab

Sample: Oropharyngeal swab
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RT-PCR / Molecular Tests

Chlamydia felis RT-PCR

Chlamydia felis RT-PCR looks for the DNA of Chlamydia felis bacteria on a swab from a cat's eye. It can help your vet find the cause of conjunctivitis, a red, sore and watery eye, that keeps coming back.

Conjunctival swab

Sample: Conjunctival swab
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RT-PCR / Molecular Tests

Haemotropic Mycoplasma (Mycoplasma haemofelis) RT-PCR

The Haemotropic Mycoplasma RT-PCR is a blood test for cats that looks for the DNA of haemoplasmas, mainly Mycoplasma haemofelis, tiny germs on red blood cells that cause feline infectious anaemia. It can find infections that a blood smear can miss.

Whole blood (EDTA)

Sample: Whole blood (EDTA)
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RT-PCR / Molecular Tests

Feline Respiratory Disease RT-PCR Panel (Cat Flu)

The Feline Respiratory Disease RT-PCR Panel is a swab test that looks for the genetic material of common cat flu germs, typically feline herpesvirus-1, feline calicivirus, Chlamydia felis, Bordetella and Mycoplasma felis. The exact list is confirmed when you book.

Conjunctival or oropharyngeal swab

Sample: Conjunctival or oropharyngeal swab
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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RT-PCR / Molecular Tests

Feline Diarrhoea RT-PCR Panel

The Feline Diarrhoea RT-PCR Panel is a stool test that looks for the genetic material of common causes of diarrhoea in cats, such as panleukopenia virus, coronavirus, Giardia, Cryptosporidium, Salmonella and Tritrichomonas. The exact list is confirmed when you book.

Faeces

Sample: Faeces
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RT-PCR / Molecular Tests

Tritrichomonas foetus RT-PCR (Cat)

Tritrichomonas foetus RT-PCR looks for the DNA of this single-celled parasite in a cat's faeces. It can help your vet find the cause of long-lasting large bowel diarrhoea, most often in young cats.

Faeces

Sample: Faeces
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Histopathology & Cytology Popular

Histopathology / Biopsy

Histopathology studies a small piece of tissue (a biopsy) under a microscope to help show what a lump or growth is, and whether it is harmless or cancerous. It is used for dogs, cats, cows and buffaloes.

Tissue in formalin · Popular

Sample: Tissue in formalin (Tissue)
Report time: Confirmed when you book

₹1,500

Histopathology & Cytology

FNAC (Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology)

FNAC uses a thin needle to take a few cells from a lump or swollen gland, and the smear is studied under a microscope to help show if the cause is infection, a cyst or a tumour. It needs no cut.

Smear

Sample: Smear (Smear)
Report time: Confirmed when you book

₹1,500

Histopathology & Cytology

Vaginal Cytology

Vaginal cytology studies cells from a vaginal swab under a microscope to help show the stage of the heat cycle and any sign of inflammation or infection. It can be done in dogs, cats, cows and buffaloes.

Cotton swab of vaginal mucosa

Sample: Cotton swab of vaginal mucosa
Report time: Confirmed when you book

₹400

Histopathology & Cytology

Fluid Examination Routine

Routine fluid examination checks belly, chest or joint fluid for colour, protein and cells, to help show why the fluid has collected and whether infection or inflammation is present.

Sterile container

Sample: Sterile container (3 mL)
Report time: Confirmed when you book

₹1,000

Histopathology & Cytology

Bone Marrow Aspiration Cytology

Bone marrow aspiration cytology is a microscope review of cells taken from the bone marrow, where blood cells are made. It is used when a dog's or cat's blood counts stay abnormal without a clear reason.

Bone marrow smears

Sample: Bone marrow smears
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Histopathology & Cytology

Ear Swab Cytology

Ear swab cytology is a stained smear of ear discharge checked under a microscope for yeast, bacteria, mites and inflammatory cells. It helps a vet understand an ear problem in a dog or cat and plan the next step.

Ear swab smear

Sample: Ear swab smear
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Histopathology & Cytology

Skin Impression Smear Cytology

Skin impression smear cytology checks a stained sample pressed from the skin surface for bacteria, yeast and inflammatory cells. It helps a vet understand red, itchy, greasy or crusty skin in dogs and cats.

Skin impression smear

Sample: Skin impression smear
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Culture & Sensitivity

Urine Culture & Sensitivity

Urine Culture & Sensitivity grows bacteria from a urine sample to find which germs cause a urinary infection and which antibiotics may work against them. It is used in dogs, cats, cows and buffaloes.

Urine in sterile container

Sample: Urine in sterile container (5 mL)
Report time: Confirmed when you book

₹550

Culture & Sensitivity

Stool Culture & Sensitivity

Stool Culture & Sensitivity grows bacteria from stool to find disease-causing germs such as Salmonella and shows which antibiotics may work. It is used for diarrhoea in dogs, cats, cows and buffaloes.

Stool in sterile container

Sample: Stool in sterile container
Report time: Confirmed when you book

₹600

Culture & Sensitivity

Vaginal Swab Culture & Sensitivity

A vaginal swab culture grows any bacteria from the swab in the lab, to identify them and see which antibiotics they respond to.

Sterile vaginal swab

Sample: Sterile vaginal swab
Report time: Confirmed when you book

₹600

Culture & Sensitivity

Skin Scraping Bacterial Culture & Sensitivity

Skin Scraping Bacterial Culture & Sensitivity grows bacteria from a skin scraping or pus swab and shows which antibiotics may work. It is used for skin infections and abscesses in dogs, cats, cows and buffaloes.

Skin scraping / pus swab

Sample: Skin scraping / pus swab
Report time: Confirmed when you book

₹600

Culture & Sensitivity

Ear Swab Culture & Sensitivity

Ear Swab Culture & Sensitivity grows the germs from an ear sample and tests which antibiotics can stop them in the lab. It helps vets manage ear infections in dogs, cats, cows and buffaloes.

Sterile ear swab

Sample: Sterile ear swab
Report time: Confirmed when you book

₹600

Culture & Sensitivity

Nasal Swab Culture & Sensitivity

A nasal swab culture grows bacteria from a swab taken inside the nose, to identify the germs and show which antibiotics they respond to.

Sterile nasal swab

Sample: Sterile nasal swab
Report time: Confirmed when you book

₹600

Culture & Sensitivity

Acid Fast Stain (AFB Stain)

The acid-fast (AFB) stain colours certain germs, such as those that cause tuberculosis, so they can be seen under the microscope. A negative result does not always rule infection out.

Sputum / stool

Sample: Sputum / stool (3-5 mL)
Report time: Confirmed when you book

₹600

Culture & Sensitivity

Fungal Culture

Fungal culture grows fungi from hair and skin scrapings and can help find out if a dog or cat has ringworm and which fungus is behind it. It is used for bald patches, scaly skin and sores that do not heal.

Skin scrapings in sterile bottle

Sample: Skin scrapings in sterile bottle
Report time: Confirmed when you book

₹1,600

Culture & Sensitivity

Blood Culture & Sensitivity

A blood culture checks whether bacteria are growing in an animal's bloodstream and, if they are, which antibiotics may work against them. It is used for suspected sepsis in dogs, cats, cows and buffaloes.

Blood in a culture bottle

Sample: Blood in a culture bottle
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Culture & Sensitivity

Wound Swab Culture & Sensitivity

A wound swab culture grows bacteria from an infected wound and tests which antibiotics may work against them. It helps vets with wounds in dogs, cats, cows and buffaloes that are slow to heal or keep discharging.

Sterile wound swab

Sample: Sterile wound swab
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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Feline Herpesvirus-1 (FHV-1) RT-PCR

Feline Calicivirus (FCV) RT-PCR

Chlamydia felis RT-PCR

Haemotropic Mycoplasma (Mycoplasma haemofelis) RT-PCR

Feline Respiratory Disease RT-PCR Panel (Cat Flu)

Feline Diarrhoea RT-PCR Panel

Tritrichomonas foetus RT-PCR (Cat)

Histopathology / Biopsy

FNAC (Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology)

Vaginal Cytology

Fluid Examination Routine

Bone Marrow Aspiration Cytology

Ear Swab Cytology

Skin Impression Smear Cytology

Urine Culture & Sensitivity

Stool Culture & Sensitivity

Vaginal Swab Culture & Sensitivity

Skin Scraping Bacterial Culture & Sensitivity

Ear Swab Culture & Sensitivity

Nasal Swab Culture & Sensitivity

Acid Fast Stain (AFB Stain)

Fungal Culture

Blood Culture & Sensitivity

Wound Swab Culture & Sensitivity

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