Although your veterinarian can learn a great deal by performing a hands-on physical examination of your pet, there are some very important aspects of his or her health that can only be evaluated with diagnostic tests.

Many pet parents believe that if their dog or cat is eating well and looks healthy, there’s no need to check what’s happening on the inside.

Just like humans, pets should have at least annual wellness check-ups, including diagnostic tests to evaluate organ function and other health-related parameters.

Typical veterinary diagnostic tests include bloodwork, urinalysis and fecal exams, plus additional tests depending on where the pet lives and risk exposure.

A proactive approach to your pet’s health care can help identify and treat potential problems before they progress to full-blown disease.

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