Biomedical Analysis – Precision and Speed for Reliable Diagnostics
Introduction
CENTREDMVET’s Biomedical Analysis Department plays a crucial role in the diagnosis and management of animal pathologies. Thanks to state-of-the-art equipment and a team of specialists, we offer a complete range of analyses to provide fast, accurate and detailed results, essential for effective treatments.
Services
Our analyses include :
- Hematology: Analysis of blood cells to detect infection, inflammation or chronic disease.
- Biochemistry: Assessment of organ functions (liver, kidneys, pancreas) and detection of metabolic imbalances.
- Cytology: Identification of cellular abnormalities for the diagnosis of tumors, inflammations or infections.
- Hormone testing: Diagnosis of endocrine disorders such as hypothyroidism, hypercorticism or diabetes.
- Microbiology: Identification of bacterial, fungal or parasitic infections for targeted antibiotic therapy.
- Specialized analyses: immunological, serological and genetic tests for specific pathologies.
Choosing CENTREDMVET for your biomedical analyses means opting for fast, accurate and reliable results thanks to state-of-the-art equipment and rigorous veterinary expertise.
Our on-site laboratories enable rapid turnaround, and our specialists interpret the results in multidisciplinary collaboration (internal medicine, oncology, surgery) to guarantee optimal, comprehensive care for your patients.
The experts
Dr Hugues Lacoste
m.v., MS, Dipl. ACVIM (oncologie). Codirecteur Soins et Services Professionnels
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Why are biomedical analyses essential in veterinary medicine?
Biomedical analyses enable early detection of pathologies,precise diagnosis and monitoring of disease progression. They are particularly useful for :
✔️ Infectious and inflammatory diseases
✔️ Metabolic and endocrine disorders
✔️ Pre- and post-operative monitoring
✔️ Monitoring veterinary treatments
What types of analysis are available at CENTREDMVET?
Our veterinary laboratory offers a wide range of tests:
✔️ Hematology: blood cell analysis to identify infections, anemia or inflammation
✔️ Biochemistry: Evaluation of vital organs (liver, kidneys, pancreas) and detection of metabolic imbalances
✔️ Cytology: Identification of abnormal cells for diagnosis of tumors and infections
✔️ Hormone testing: Diagnosis of endocrine disorders (hypothyroidism, diabetes, Cushing’s disease)
✔️ Microbiology: Detection of bacterial, fungal or parasitic infections for targeted treatment
✔️ Specialized tests: serologies, genetic and immunological tests for specific diseases
Does my pet need to fast before a blood test?
Yes, in most cases, it’s advisable to keep the animal fasting for 8 to 12 hours before taking a blood sample, unless otherwise instructed by the vet. This ensures more reliable results, especially for biochemical analyses.
How long does it take to get test results?
✔️ Standard tests (haematology, biochemistry, cytology): results available the same day
✔️ Specialized analyses (hormonology, microbiology, genetics): 24 to 72 hours, depending on the type of test
Our on-site laboratories guarantee rapid turnaround to enable immediate intervention if necessary.
What are the signs that my pet may need biomedical testing?
Your veterinarian may recommend tests in case of :
✔️ Unusual fatigue, loss of appetite or weight loss
✔️ Persistent digestive problems (vomiting, diarrhea)
✔️ Excessive thirst or frequent urination
✔️ Unexplained pain or behavioral changes
✔️ Appearance of skin lumps or abnormal swelling
How do I make an appointment for biomedical analyses?
📞 Contact your nearest CENTREDMVET center to schedule a sampling or specialized consultation. Our teams are available to respond to urgent medical needs and ensure quality follow-up.
🔹 Fast, accurate and reliable results for your pet’s health! 🐶🐱
