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All veterinary lab tests

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361 tests

Canine & Feline Specific Assays

Feline Pancreatic Lipase (fPL)

Feline pancreatic lipase (fPL) is a cat-specific blood test that measures an enzyme made by the pancreas. A high level may mean the pancreas is inflamed, a problem called pancreatitis.

Serum

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

₹1,200

Canine & Feline Specific Assays

Feline SAA (Serum Amyloid A)

Serum amyloid A (SAA) is a protein the liver releases quickly when there is inflammation. In a cat's blood it shows how much inflammation is present, but not its cause.

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

Feline T4 (fT4)

Feline T4 (fT4) measures the thyroid hormone thyroxine in a cat's blood. A high level may point to an over-active thyroid, which is mostly seen in older cats.

Serum

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

₹1,500

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

Price on request

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

Feline NT-proBNP

NT-proBNP is a protein released by heart muscle under strain. In a cat, a raised level may suggest heart disease and can help tell it apart from lung causes of breathing trouble.

Serum

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

₹1,500

Canine & Feline Specific Assays

Equine SAA measures serum amyloid A, a protein that rises quickly in a horse's blood when there is inflammation or infection. It can help your vet see whether a horse is unwell and how it is responding.

Serum (plain) or heparin plasma

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

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Canine & Feline Specific Assays

Equine T4 (Thyroxine)

Equine T4 measures thyroxine, the main thyroid hormone, in a horse's blood. It can help your vet look at thyroid function, but illness and some medicines can change the result.

Serum (plain)

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

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Canine & Feline Specific Assays

Equine Progesterone

Equine progesterone measures the hormone progesterone in a mare's blood. It can help your vet judge where the mare is in her breeding cycle and plan when to breed.

Serum (plain)

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

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Canine & Feline Specific Assays

Foal IgG (Passive Transfer) Test

The foal IgG test measures IgG antibodies in a young foal's blood to show whether it took in enough protection from the mare's first milk. It can help your vet decide if the foal needs extra care.

Serum (plain)

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

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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

Feline Troponin I (fTnI)

Feline troponin I (fTnI) measures a protein that leaks into a cat's blood when heart muscle cells are injured. It can help your vet when a cat may have heart disease such as cardiomyopathy.

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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Cow & Buffalo (Livestock) Tests

Pregnancy-Associated Glycoprotein (PAG) ELISA

A PAG ELISA looks for pregnancy-associated glycoproteins, proteins made by the placenta, in the blood or milk of cows and buffaloes. Finding them helps confirm pregnancy, and the right time to test after breeding is confirmed when you book.

Serum or milk

Sample: Serum or milk
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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Cow & Buffalo (Livestock) Tests

Abortion Investigation Panel for Cattle & Buffalo

The abortion investigation panel looks for common infectious causes of abortion in cows and buffaloes, using serum, the aborted fetus, placenta or swabs. The exact tests are confirmed when you book, and many abortions stay unexplained even after testing.

Serum, aborted fetal tissue, placenta or swab

Sample: Serum, aborted fetal tissue, placenta or swab
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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Cow & Buffalo (Livestock) Tests

Calf Passive Transfer Test (Serum IgG / Total Protein)

The calf passive transfer test checks whether a newborn cow or buffalo calf absorbed enough antibodies from colostrum, using serum IgG or total protein. It is most useful in the first days of life.

Serum

Sample: Serum
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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Cow & Buffalo (Livestock) Tests

Dairy Cow Metabolic Profile

A dairy cow metabolic profile is a group of blood tests that shows how well a cow or buffalo is coping with the demands of making milk. It typically checks minerals, glucose, ketones, protein and liver and muscle enzymes from a serum sample.

Serum

Sample: Serum
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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Cow & Buffalo (Livestock) Tests

Rumen Fluid Analysis

Rumen fluid analysis checks fluid from the rumen, the largest part of a cow's or buffalo's stomach, for its look, smell, pH and protozoa. It can help a vet judge rumen health and detect rumen acidosis.

Rumen fluid

Sample: Rumen fluid
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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Cow & Buffalo (Livestock) Tests

Trichomonas foetus (Bull) - Culture & RT-PCR

The Trichomonas foetus test looks for Tritrichomonas foetus, a parasite passed on during mating, in a bull's sheath wash or a cow's vaginal mucus. It can help explain repeat breeding and early pregnancy loss.

Preputial wash or vaginal mucus

Sample: Preputial wash or vaginal mucus
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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Cow & Buffalo (Livestock) Tests

Campylobacter fetus (Bull) - Culture & RT-PCR

The Campylobacter fetus test looks for Campylobacter fetus venerealis, a bacterium passed on at mating, in a bull's sheath wash or a cow's vaginal mucus. It can help explain infertility and abortion in a herd.

Preputial wash or vaginal mucus

Sample: Preputial wash or vaginal mucus
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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About this test list

Prices follow the printed rate card of Pashupatinath Vet Lab (rates dated 4 December 2025). Prices are in Indian rupees. The final amount is confirmed at booking. Tests that are not on the printed rate card, or have no printed price, show “Price on request” and we confirm the amount when you book.

Routine blood, urine and stool tests are normally reported the same day or within 24 hours. PCR, ELISA, culture and biopsy tests need more time, so the lab confirms the reporting time when you book. A registered veterinarian should read every result together with your animal’s signs and history.

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