Veterinary Diagnostics in Sarina

Diagnostics

We also have a range of other services at Sarina Veterinary Surgery to complement our on-site pathology and support veterinary diagnostics, including:


  • Ultrasound for equine, canine & feline pregnancy diagnosis
  • Video endoscope for internal examination of intestines, stomach and airways. As well as the removal of foreign bodies
  • Tonovet – to measure pressure in eyes to diagnose glaucoma
  • ECG machine to check your pet’s heart
  • Digital x-rays that can be burnt to disc
  • Stains & microscopic examination
  • Submission of samples for laboratory investigation when required


Want to know more about our on-site diagnostics or general veterinary services? Contact our office by calling (07) 4956 1897, or browse through our FAQ to find out more.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are veterinary diagnostics used for in pets?

    Veterinary diagnostics are used to identify health issues when symptoms are not immediately clear. They help confirm conditions, assess internal function and guide treatment decisions, ensuring your pet receives appropriate care based on accurate and timely information.

  • When might a pet need diagnostic testing?

    Diagnostic testing is often recommended when a physical examination does not provide enough information. It may be used for ongoing symptoms, sudden illness or behavioural changes to help identify underlying issues and guide treatment.

  • What happens during diagnostic testing for pets?

    Diagnostic testing varies depending on the procedure and may involve imaging, specialised equipment or sample collection. These methods allow vets to assess internal structures and functions safely while gaining accurate information to support diagnosis and care.

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Understanding Your Pet’s Health

Using a range of in-clinic testing tools allows underlying health issues to be identified when symptoms are not immediately clear. This is especially important when a physical examination alone does not provide enough information.


These services are often used to:


  • Investigate internal conditions affecting organs or systems
  • Check heart function, eye pressure and internal structures
  • Detect foreign bodies or abnormalities
  • Support decisions before treatment begins


Having access to these tools helps provide clearer answers and ensures the right approach is taken for your pet’s care.


Get in touch to learn more about our diagnostic services.