Veterinary Diagnostics



Fast, Accurate Answers to Support Your Pet’s Health
When your pet isn’t feeling well, getting fast and accurate answers matters. At White Haven Veterinary Hospital, we use advanced diagnostic tools to understand what’s happening inside your pet’s body so we can provide the right treatment as quickly as possible. From imaging to in-house lab testing, our diagnostic services help us detect illness, assess injuries, and monitor chronic conditions with precision and care.
Why Diagnostic Testing Matters
- Identify the cause of symptoms
- Evaluate the severity of injuries
- Monitor organ function and chronic diseases
- Detect health issues early—often before symptoms appear
Accurate diagnostics guide our treatment plans and help us provide the most effective care for your pet’s needs.

Veterinary Diagnostic Services in White Haven, PA
Advanced Diagnostic Imaging
Diagnostic imaging gives us a detailed look at your pet’s internal structures so we can diagnose conditions that aren’t visible during a physical exam.
Digital X-Rays (Radiographs)
- Clear, high-resolution images
- Lower radiation exposure
- Immediate image availability
- Faster diagnosis and treatment
We use X-rays to identify:
- Fractures and injuries
- Bladder stones
- Foreign objects
- Enlarged organs
- Lung and heart abnormalities
- Gastrointestinal issues


Ultrasound & Echocardiography
- Ultrasound (sonography) — ideal for viewing soft tissues, organs, inflammation, masses, and fluid
- Echocardiography — real-time heart imaging to evaluate cardiac structure and function
In-House Laboratory Testing
Our hospital also offers a wide range of in-house diagnostic testing.
Common tests include:
- Complete blood counts (CBC)
- Chemistry panels
- Urinalysis
- Cytology (skin, ears, masses)
While we currently do not process fecal tests in-house, we partner with a trusted outside reference laboratory that offers quick turnaround times and access to advanced diagnostics not available onsite. This combination of in-house and external testing ensures your pet receives the most accurate and comprehensive care possible.
When Do Pets Need Diagnostic Testing?
- Shows signs of illness
- Has been injured
- Is living with a chronic condition
- Needs medication monitoring
Is a senior pet at higher risk for disease

Questions About Your Pet’s Test Results? We’re Here to Help.

Diagnostic imaging is a powerful tool—especially when evaluating internal organs, masses, or concerns related to the abdomen and heart. To read more about one of the advanced tools we use to better understand your pet’s health, ultrasound imaging, please visit our Veterinary Ultrasound page.