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All veterinary lab tests

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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361 tests

Thyroid Tests

T3, Total

Total T3 measures all the T3 in blood, both bound to protein and free. T3 is the active form of thyroid hormone, so the test helps check thyroid function.

Serum

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

₹500

Thyroid Tests

T4, Total

Total T4 measures thyroxine, the main thyroid hormone. A low level may point to an under-active thyroid in dogs; a high level to an over-active one, mostly in older cats.

Serum

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

₹1,500

Thyroid Tests

Canine Specific T4 is a blood test made for dogs that measures T4, the main hormone of the thyroid gland. A low level in a dog with matching signs may point to an under-active thyroid (hypothyroidism).

Serum

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

₹1,500

Thyroid Tests

Canine Specific TSH

Canine-specific TSH is a thyroid-stimulating hormone test designed for dogs. A raised level, together with a low T4, may point to an under-active thyroid.

Serum

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

₹1,000

Urine, Stool & Skin Tests Popular

Urine Routine

A urine routine test checks urine for colour, chemistry and cells under the microscope. It can help show infection, kidney trouble, stones or diabetes in dogs, cats, cows and buffaloes.

Urine · Popular

Sample: Urine (3 mL)
Report time: Same day to 24 hours

₹300

Urine, Stool & Skin Tests

Urine Protein Creatinine Ratio (UPC Ratio)

The UPC ratio compares protein with creatinine in urine to show how much protein is being lost in the urine. It helps vets find and follow kidney problems that leak protein.

Urine

Sample: Urine (3 mL)
Report time: Same day to 24 hours

₹700

Urine, Stool & Skin Tests

Urine Cortisol Creatinine Ratio (UCC Ratio)

The urine cortisol creatinine (UCC) ratio compares the stress hormone cortisol with creatinine in urine. It mainly screens for Cushing's disease, where the body makes too much cortisol.

Urine

Sample: Urine (3 mL)
Report time: Same day to 24 hours

₹700

Urine, Stool & Skin Tests Popular

Stool Routine

A stool routine test checks stool by eye and under the microscope for worm eggs, parasites, blood and signs of poor digestion. It helps vets find the cause of diarrhoea or weight loss.

Stool · Popular

Sample: Stool
Report time: Same day to 24 hours

₹300

Urine, Stool & Skin Tests

Stool Occult Blood

A stool occult blood test finds tiny amounts of blood in stool that cannot be seen by eye. It can help show bleeding somewhere in the digestive tract of dogs, cats, cows and buffaloes.

Stool

Sample: Stool
Report time: Same day to 24 hours

₹400

Urine, Stool & Skin Tests

Stone Analysis

Stone analysis finds out what mineral a urinary stone from a dog or cat is made of, such as struvite or calcium oxalate. This helps vets plan follow-up care and ways to lower the chance of new stones.

Urinary stone

Sample: Urinary stone
Report time: Same day to 24 hours

₹1,500

Urine, Stool & Skin Tests

Fungus Examination Routine

Fungus Examination Routine is a microscope test of skin scrapings that can help find fungal skin infections such as ringworm in dogs and cats. A separate fungal culture can grow the fungus.

Skin scrapings

Sample: Skin scrapings (Sterile container)
Report time: Same day to 24 hours

₹300

Urine, Stool & Skin Tests

Microfilaria Detection (Knott's Method)

Knott's test looks for microfilariae, the tiny baby worms of heartworm and other filarial worms, in a blood sample under the microscope. It can help find infection in dogs and cats.

Whole blood (EDTA)

Sample: Whole blood (EDTA) (3 mL)
Report time: Same day to 24 hours

₹500

Urine, Stool & Skin Tests

Microalbuminuria (Urine Albumin)

A microalbuminuria test looks for very small amounts of albumin, a blood protein, in urine. It can be an early sign of kidney filter damage in dogs and cats, and is read with a urine routine and UPC ratio.

Urine

Sample: Urine
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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Urine, Stool & Skin Tests

Ringworm (KOH) Examination for Cattle & Buffalo

A KOH examination checks skin scrapings or hairs from cows and buffaloes under a microscope for ringworm fungus. It can help your vet confirm ringworm, a skin infection that causes round, grey, crusty hairless patches.

Skin scraping or hair

Sample: Skin scraping or hair
Report time: Confirmed when you book

Call to confirm

Urine, Stool & Skin Tests

Semen Analysis (Dog)

Dog semen analysis checks the number, movement and shape of sperm in a fresh sample. It is used to judge breeding soundness in stud dogs and to look into cases where matings have not led to puppies.

Fresh semen sample

Sample: Fresh semen sample
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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Urine, Stool & Skin Tests

Bull Semen Evaluation

Bull semen evaluation checks how well sperm move, how many there are and how many are abnormal in semen from cattle and buffalo bulls. It helps your vet judge whether a bull, or a batch of frozen semen, is fit for breeding.

Fresh or frozen semen

Sample: Fresh or frozen semen
Report time: Confirmed when you book

Call to confirm

Serology & Special Markers

C-Reactive Protein (CRP)

C-Reactive Protein (CRP) is a blood test that measures a protein the liver makes when the body has inflammation. It is used mainly in dogs, and with care in cats, to show how strong the inflammation is.

Serum (plain)

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

₹700

Serology & Special Markers

AFP (Alpha Feto Protein) - Liver Tumour Marker

AFP (alpha-fetoprotein) is a protein that can rise in the blood with some liver tumours, so it is called a tumour marker. It is a clue only, not proof of cancer.

Serum (plain)

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

₹800

Serology & Special Markers

Anti-Nuclear Antibody (ANA)

The ANA test looks for antibodies that attack the animal's own cell nuclei. It helps find self-attacking (autoimmune) disease such as lupus, but a vet must read a positive result carefully.

Serum (plain)

Sample: Serum (plain) (5 mL)
Report time: Confirmed when you book

₹600

Serology & Special Markers

CEA (Carcinoembryonic Antigen)

CEA is a protein that can be raised in the blood with some cancers, so it is called a tumour marker. It gives only a clue, and a normal value cannot rule out cancer.

Serum (plain)

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

₹1,000

Serology & Special Markers

CA 19.9 (Pancreatic Tumour Marker)

CA 19.9 is a tumour marker, a substance that can rise in the blood with some cancers, especially of the pancreas and gut. It is a clue only and never proof of cancer.

Serum (plain)

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

₹1,250

Serology & Special Markers

Cysticercosis Serology

Cysticercosis serology looks for antibodies against tapeworm larvae (cysts) that can lodge in muscle, brain and other tissues. A positive result suggests the animal has met the parasite.

Serum (plain)

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

₹1,000

Serology & Special Markers

Hydatid Serology (Echinococcosis)

Hydatid serology looks for antibodies against Echinococcus, the tapeworm that forms hydatid cysts. A positive result suggests exposure and needs a vet's interpretation.

Serum (plain)

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

₹1,000

Serology & Special Markers

IgA (Immunoglobulin A)

IgA is an antibody that guards the gut, airways and other moist linings of the body. The test measures its blood level to check one part of the immune system.

Serum (plain)

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

₹650

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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