Diagnostics

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Insightful Care: Empowering Your Pet's Health Through Diagnostics

At Alamo Dog and Cat Hospital, we understand the importance of accurate diagnostics in ensuring the health and well-being of your beloved pets. Our facility is equipped with the diagnostic tools to provide comprehensive care tailored to your pet’s needs.

Our diagnostic services include:

Heartworm Test

Early detection of heartworm disease is crucial for timely intervention and treatment. We offer reliable heartworm testing to safeguard your pet’s cardiovascular health.

Fecal Test

Parasites can pose serious health risks to your pet. Our fecal testing services help identify and treat intestinal parasites effectively, promoting your pet’s overall well-being.

Parvo Test

Parvovirus is a highly contagious and potentially life-threatening disease, particularly in puppies. Our parvo testing enables early diagnosis and prompt management to enhance your pet’s chances of recovery.

Feline Leukemia Test

Feline leukemia virus (FeLV) can have devastating effects on cats’ immune systems. Our feline leukemia testing helps identify infected cats, allowing for appropriate care and prevention of transmission to other felines.

Blood Work Panels

Comprehensive blood work panels provide valuable insights into your pet’s overall health status, including organ function, blood cell counts, and metabolic markers.

Radiographs

Our advanced radiographic imaging capabilities allow for detailed visualization of internal structures, aiding in the diagnosis of various conditions such as fractures, tumors, and organ abnormalities.

Microchips with Registration

Microchipping is a simple and effective way to ensure your pet’s identification and facilitate their safe return if they ever got lost. Our microchips come with registration services for added peace of mind. 

We prioritize accuracy, efficiency, and compassion in every diagnostic procedure. Trust us to partner with you in promoting your pet’s health and longevity through reliable diagnostics and personalized care.

Providing Quality Pet Care Since 1922

Our Services

What Sets Us Apart

golden retriever dog laying on an exam table being examined by 2 vets with gloved hands and a stethoscope

We Are a Full-Service Animal Hospital

Wellness care includes making sure your pet has well-rounded care from grooming to vaccines, procedures, and more.

We Are a Proud Part of the Community

We proudly sponsor youth programs in our community and offer tours and class visits to the local schools.

Over 35 Years of Experience

When you bring your pets to us, you can leave any worries at the door. Our experienced team brings decades’ worth of knowledge to our hospital.

Customer Care Is Our Top Priority

The goal of Alamo Dog & Cat Hospital is to provide the very best veterinary care at a fair and affordable price to our clients.

Real Stories from Real Owners

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True professionals, caring, exceptional practicians.Specialists on site. 24 hour availability--really important for me because my pets don't get sick between the hours of 9 to 5
I just adopted a 6 lbYorkie and they got me n appointment right away to remove the spay stitches and check her out. All was fine and Dr, Hoffman was very sweet and professional to both of us.
Sprocket & I love Dr. Geller & the Quakertown Veterinary Clinic. Been going there for year's & year's. Thank you all .. Sprocket is the first boy and passed away. The second is my BabyLettie is being taken care of for her Cancer. Quakertown Veterinary Clinic and all the staff there are wonderful with her and care. My girl gets her Spa day there too & loves it ❣️🐾🐾💞🙏 Thank you for caring for our pet's our family !
I have been a customer for over 50 years,I can't imagine what I would do without the peace of mind I get from this clinic andDr. Geller.
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Hours & Location

Mon-Fri: 8 am – 7 pm
Sat: 8 am – 4 pm
Sun: 10 am – 6 pm

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