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Dog lab tests in Bhopal

Blood, urine, stool and infection tests for dogs in Bhopal. Every test has its sample type, report time and what it checks. Add the ones you need and book with free sample collection in Bhopal.

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Culture & Sensitivity

Abscess / Pus Culture & Sensitivity

An abscess or pus culture grows the bacteria inside a pus-filled swelling and tests which antibiotics may work against them. It is used for abscesses in dogs, cats, cows and buffaloes that are deep, large or keep returning.

Pus aspirate or swab

Sample: Pus aspirate or swab
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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Canine & Feline Specific Assays

SDMA (Symmetric Dimethylarginine)

SDMA is a blood test that shows how well the kidneys of a dog or cat are filtering the blood. SDMA often rises earlier than creatinine, the older kidney marker, when kidney function starts to fall.

Serum

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

₹2,200

Canine & Feline Specific Assays

Canine Pancreatic Lipase (cPL)

Canine pancreatic lipase (cPL) is a blood test made for dogs that measures an enzyme released by the pancreas. A high level may point to pancreatitis, which is inflammation of the pancreas.

Serum

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

₹1,200

Canine & Feline Specific Assays

Canine TSH (cTSH)

Canine TSH (cTSH) measures thyroid-stimulating hormone in a dog's blood using a dog-specific test. A raised level with a low T4 may point to an under-active thyroid.

Serum

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

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Canine & Feline Specific Assays

Canine T4 (cT4)

Canine T4 (cT4) measures thyroxine, the main thyroid hormone, in a dog's blood. A low level may point to an under-active thyroid, but other illness and some medicines can also lower it.

Serum

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

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Canine & Feline Specific Assays

Canine Cortisol (cCortisol)

Canine cortisol (cCortisol) measures cortisol, the stress hormone made by the adrenal glands, in a dog's blood. It helps check for adrenal gland disease.

Serum

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

₹1,500

Canine & Feline Specific Assays

Canine Cortisol Level (Canine Specific)

Cortisol is a hormone from the adrenal glands that helps the body handle stress. This test measures it in a dog's serum using a dog-specific method.

Serum (plain)

Sample: Serum (plain) (2 mL)
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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Canine & Feline Specific Assays

Canine Progesterone (cProgesterone)

Progesterone is a hormone made by the ovaries that rises around ovulation. In a female dog, its blood level helps vets find the right time for mating.

Serum

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

₹1,500

Canine & Feline Specific Assays

Canine NT-proBNP

Canine NT-proBNP is a blood test that shows how much strain a dog's heart is under. A high level may point to heart disease and helps tell a heart cause of cough or fast breathing from a lung cause.

Serum

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

₹1,500

Canine & Feline Specific Assays

Canine Troponin I (cTnI)

Canine troponin I (cTnI) measures a protein that leaks into a dog's blood when heart muscle cells are injured. It can help your vet when a dog may have heart disease.

Serum or heparin plasma

Sample: Serum or heparin plasma
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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Canine & Feline Specific Assays

Canine C-Reactive Protein (cCRP)

Canine C-reactive protein (cCRP) is a blood marker that rises within hours when a dog has inflammation or infection. It can help your vet see whether a dog is unwell and follow its recovery.

Serum (plain)

Sample: Serum (plain)
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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Parasitology (Worms, Mites & Ticks)

Skin Scraping (Mange Mite Examination)

A skin scraping test checks material gently scraped from the skin under a microscope for mange mites, such as Sarcoptes and Demodex. It is used for dogs, cats, cows and buffaloes, and a negative result does not rule mites out.

Skin scraping

Sample: Skin scraping
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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Parasitology (Worms, Mites & Ticks)

Ear Mite (Otodectes) Examination

An ear mite examination checks a swab of ear wax and discharge under a microscope for Otodectes, tiny mites that live in the ear canal of dogs and cats. It can help your vet find the cause of itchy ears and dark ear wax.

Ear swab

Sample: Ear swab
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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Parasitology (Worms, Mites & Ticks)

Hair Pluck Examination (Trichogram)

A trichogram is a microscope check of hairs plucked from a dog's or cat's coat. It can help your vet see whether hair loss comes from licking or scratching, mites, ringworm fungus or a problem with how the hair grows.

Plucked hair

Sample: Plucked hair
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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Parasitology (Worms, Mites & Ticks)

Faecal Flotation Test (Worm Eggs & Oocysts)

A faecal flotation test mixes fresh faeces with a special liquid so that worm eggs and coccidia oocysts, the egg-like stage of some gut parasites, float up and can be seen under a microscope. It is used for dogs, cats, cows and buffaloes.

Fresh faeces

Sample: Fresh faeces
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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Parasitology (Worms, Mites & Ticks)

Faecal Sedimentation Test (Fluke Eggs)

A faecal sedimentation test lets heavy fluke eggs settle out of a dung or faeces sample so they can be found under a microscope. It is mostly used to look for liver fluke and rumen fluke in cows and buffaloes.

Fresh faeces

Sample: Fresh faeces
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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Parasitology (Worms, Mites & Ticks)

Faecal Direct Smear (Protozoa)

A faecal direct smear checks a tiny amount of very fresh faeces under a microscope for moving protozoa, such as Giardia, in dogs and cats. It can help your vet find a cause of diarrhoea, but the sample must be fresh.

Fresh faeces

Sample: Fresh faeces
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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Parasitology (Worms, Mites & Ticks)

Coccidia Oocyst Count (OPG)

A coccidia oocyst count (OPG) counts the egg-like stages of coccidia in each gram of faeces. It is mostly used for calves, puppies and kittens with diarrhoea, and helps your vet judge how heavy the infection is.

Fresh faeces

Sample: Fresh faeces
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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Parasitology (Worms, Mites & Ticks)

Lungworm Larvae Detection (Baermann Test)

A Baermann test collects live lungworm larvae from fresh faeces with a water funnel, so they can be seen under a microscope. It can help your vet check whether lungworm is behind a cough in cattle, buffaloes or dogs.

Fresh faeces

Sample: Fresh faeces
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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Parasitology (Worms, Mites & Ticks)

Ectoparasite Identification (Ticks, Lice & Fleas)

Ectoparasite identification names the tick, louse or flea you collect from your animal by looking at it under a microscope. Knowing the parasite helps your vet judge disease risks and plan control in dogs, cats, cows and buffaloes.

Parasite specimen in a closed container

Sample: Parasite specimen in a closed container
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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