Profiles

(Canine, Feline, Equine, Rabbit & Rodent, Avian, Reptile)

Profiles provide comprehensive routine laboratory data, with veterinary interpretation, for:

• Medical cases with severe, chronic or non-specific clinical signs
• Lethargy, dullness or anorexia 
• Severe acute GI or abdominal signs
• Seizures or episodic collapse
• Pyrexia of unknown origin

• Full haematology & extended biochemistry appropriate to species
• Pathologist interpretation provided (clinical history required)
• Fibrinogen included routinely for equines

• Identification & differentiation of canine endocrinopathies
• Unexplained weight gain/ failure to loose weight
• Dermatopathies/ poor coat condition
• TSH assay may be added to assist evaluation of pituitary-thyroid function

• Full haematology, biochemistry & Total T4 
• Chemistry panel designed specifically to identify endocrine disease
• Pathologist interpretation provided (clinical history required)

• Identification of EPI & small intestinal disease
• Unexplained weight loss despite eating well
• Identification of metabolic causes of GI signs
• B vitamins assist localisation of disease within the small intestine
• Faecal analysis can be added to check for primary intestinal pathogens

• Full haematology, biochemistry, TLI, folate & cobalamin
• Chemistry panel designed specifically to identify changes associated with enteropathies
• Pathologist interpretation provided (clinical history required)

Urinary profile
(Canine,Feline)

Comprehensive profile to evaluate

• Polydipsia, polyuria
• Haematuria, haemoglobinuria
• Stranguria, dysuria
• Proteinuria
• Urine culture & urine cytology can be added where infection &/or neoplasia are suspected

• Full haematology, biochemistry & urinalysis dipstick, sediment examination & urine protein:creatinine ratio
• Pathologist interpretation provided (clinical history required)
• Included tests allow assessment of the severity & nature of proteinurias

1ml EDTA
1ml Serum
1ml OXF
Plain Urine
Blood film

Feline intestinal profile

• Identification of small intestinal disease
• Unexplained weight loss despite eating well
• Evaluation of intermittent or recurrent anorexia
• B vitamins assist localisation of disease within the small intestine
• Feline TLI can be added if EPI is suspected (bulky stools, steatorrhoea)
• Faecal analysis can be added to check for primary intestinal pathogens

• Full haematology, biochemistry, folate & cobalamin
• Chemistry panel designed specifically to identify changes associated with enteropathies
• Pathologist interpretation provided (clinical history required)

Low cost profile to identify

• Renal & hepatic disease
• Diabetes mellitus
• Hyperthyroidism
• FIV infection

• Full haematology, selected biochemistry T4 & FIV
• Chemistry panel designed to identify common problems in aged cats
• Pathologist interpretation provided (clinical history required)

• Profile to detect changes commonly seen in FIP
• Can also be used to investigate to investigate other causes of effusion or organomegally (e g neoplasia)

• Full haematology, biochemistry, FCoV, Cytology
• Fluid cytology included where effusion is present
• Organ aspirate cytology included where organomegally is present

1ml EDTA
1ml Serum
Blood film
Fluid or FNA

Liver profile
(Canine, Feline, Rabbit)

• Determination of the nature & severity of hepatic disease
• Jaundice
• Suspected hepatic encephalopathy
• Acute/chronic hepatic disease
• Post prandial bile acids can be added to evaluate hepatic function further (small animals only)

• Full haematology, biochemistry, fasting bile acids
• Assays appropriate to species
• Tests include endogenous liver function indicators to assist assessment of severity
• Includes assays to assist differentiation of primary & secondary hepatopathies

Equine Liver profile

• Determination of the nature & severity of hepatic disease
• Jaundice
• Suspected hepatic encephalopathy
• Acute/chronic hepatic disease
• Post prandial bile acids can be added to evaluate hepatic function further (small animals only)

• Full haematology, biochemistry, fasting bile acids
• Assays appropriate to species
• Tests include endogenous liver function indicators to assist assessment of severity
• Includes assays to assist differentiation of primary & secondary hepatopathies

Kidney profile
(Canine, Feline, Equine)

• Identification & monitoring of renal disease
• Monitoring of acute or chronic renal failure
• Monitoring secondary systemic changes associated with renal insufficiency

• Full haematology, biochemistry
• Extended biochemical profile to evaluate renal function
• Evaluation of renal associated haematology, mineral & electrolyte abnormalities

Extended kidney profile
(Canine, Feline Equine)

• Comprehensive profile to evaluate renal function & proteinuria
• Can be used where other causes of polydipsia/ polyuria have been excluded
• Evaluation of proteinuria
• Screening animals with known genetic predisposition to nephropathies
• Monitoring of chronic renal insufficiency
• Urine culture can be added where infection could be a consideration

• Full haematology, selected biochemistry, urinalysis, protein:creatinine ratio, fractional clearance of sodium
• Pathologist interpretation provided (clinical history required)
• Included tests allow assessment of the severity & nature of proteinuria
• Fractional clearance of sodium can assist differentiation of prerenal azotaemia

1ml EDTA
1ml Serum
Blood film
Plain Urine

Screens provide low cost routine laboratory data for

• Evaluation of sick birds & reptiles
• Monitoring chronic conditions
• Health checks in newly acquired animals

• Full haematology & biochemistry
• Assays appropriate to species
• Results reported without pathologist interpretation
• Full haematology includes examination for haemoparasites
• Can be upgraded to a profile where required (subject to sample volume)

Profiles provide comprehensive routine laboratory data for

• Medical cases with severe, chronic or non-specific clinical signs
• Lethargy, dullness or anorexia
• Metabolic diseases
• Chlamydia PCR or serology can be added if required

• Full haematology & extended biochemistry
• Assays appropriate to species to allow identification of renal, hepatic, inflammatory & metabolic diseases
• Full haematology includes examination for haemoparasites
• Pathologist interpretation provided (clinical history required)

• Assessment of adequacy of collostral transfer of immunity
• Appropriate for equine insurance policies
• Determination of requirement for foal transfusion

• Full haematology, serum proteins, fibrinogen & IgG
• Pathologist interpretation provided (clinical history required)

Profile provides comprehensive routine laboratory data for

• Horses presenting with weight loss or diarrhoea
• Loss of condition or performance
• Investigation of conditions which could reflect worm damage
• Pyrexia or sweating up of unknown origin

• Full haematology, extended biochemistry & Serum Protein Electrophoresis
• Pathologist interpretation provided (clinical history required)
• Fibrinogen included routinely for equines
• Serum Protein Electrophoresis included to check further for inflammation & worm larval damage

Screens

(Canine, Feline, Equine, Rabbit & Rodent, Avian & Reptile)

Screens provide low cost routine laboratory data, without veterinary interpretation, for:

• Straightforward medical cases Monitoring chronic conditions
• Before initiating potentially toxic drug therapy
• Monitoring cases on chemotherapy
• Geriatric Health screening Pre-anaesthetic screening

Small animal £16.00

Equine £17.00

CS, FS, ES, RRS, ARS

Screens provide low cost routine laboratory data for

• Diagnosis of hyperthyroidism
• Therapeutic monitoring
• Identifying complications of medical therapy

• Full haematology, biochemistry & T4
• Results reported without pathologist interpretation
  
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