Diagnostic Services · Philadelphia

Advanced Veterinary Diagnostic Testing for Dogs & Cats

We provide comprehensive veterinary diagnostic testing for dogs, cats, and other pets to accurately detect health conditions at an early stage.

Everything under one roof

Five Diagnostic Modalities. Under One Roof

🩺 Blood & Biochemistry Testing

Comprehensive blood work to evaluate organ function, detect infections, and assess your pet’s overall health status.

🧪 Urinalysis & Stool Testing

Helps identify urinary tract infections, kidney issues, parasites, and digestive system disorders with quick and reliable results.

📷 Digital X-Ray Imaging

High-quality imaging to diagnose fractures, chest conditions, joint problems, and internal abnormalities with speed and accuracy.

🔊 Ultrasound Imaging

Non-invasive real-time imaging used to examine abdominal organs, pregnancy evaluation, and internal soft tissue conditions.

🧠 CT Scan (Advanced Imaging)

High-resolution cross-sectional imaging for complex cases, allowing precise diagnosis of internal injuries, tumors, and neurological conditions.

In-House Laboratory

CBC. Chem Panel. Cytology. Same Visit

When your pet needs bloodwork, we don’t send samples to a reference lab and call you tomorrow. Our in-house laboratory runs the most common panels within minutes — so the doctor has answers before you leave the exam room.

CBC (Complete Blood Count)

Chemistry Panel (Chem 15)

T4 (Thyroid)

FeLV / FIV Testing

4DX Heartworm Test

Fecal Analysis & Urinalysis

Cytology & Cortisol

Imaging Suite

X-Ray. Ultrasound. CT. All In-House

Most general practices send imaging cases out — to specialists, referral hospitals, or university centers. That means waiting days for results, extra trips, and added cost.
At 2nd Street, our digital radiography, ultrasound, and CT scanner are all on-site and available same-day. Boarded radiologist review on every study you want a second opinion on.

Endoscopy

Minimally Invasive Answers

Flexible endoscopy lets us diagnose GI disease, remove foreign objects, and biopsy tissue without surgery. Otoscopy for chronic ear disease. Rhinoscopy for nasal symptoms. When the least-invasive path can answer the question, we take it.

Common questions

Common Questions

How fast will I get results?
Bloodwork: minutes. X-ray: same visit, reviewed in-house. CT: 24–48 hours with a boarded radiologist report.
For CT, yes — sedation is required for accurate imaging. Ultrasound and digital X-ray are typically done without sedation for cooperative patients.

Yes — especially for CT and ultrasound. Referring veterinarians may contact us to refer a case.

We perform the imaging, fine-needle aspirates, and tissue biopsies needed to identify masses. For treatment — chemotherapy, radiation — we coordinate referrals to board-certified oncologists.
We provide a written estimate before running any test or procedure. No surprises.