Denver:
2481 N Reading Road, Denver PA 17517
Call (717) 484-0440 |
Text (717) 925-3867
Lititz:
788 Rothsville Road, Lititz, PA 17543
Call (717) 627-3411 |
Text (717) 621-3141
When your pet isn’t feeling well, getting the right diagnosis quickly is the first step toward effective treatment. At Adamstown Veterinary Hospital, our advanced diagnostic services help us identify illness, injury, and underlying medical conditions accurately and efficiently so we can create the best treatment plan for your pet.
Using modern technology, in-house laboratory testing, digital imaging, ultrasound, and specialized diagnostic procedures, our experienced veterinary team provides comprehensive diagnostic care for dogs and cats throughout Berks, Lancaster and Lebanon Counties.
Whether your pet is sick, injured, experiencing chronic health issues, or simply needs routine wellness screening, we have the tools and expertise to provide answers. Call us today if your pet needs diagnostic care.
Our diagnostic capabilities support pets throughout every stage of life.
Wellness Screening
Routine laboratory testing helps establish healthy baseline values while detecting disease before symptoms develop.
Sick Pet Diagnostics
When your pet becomes ill, prompt testing helps identify the cause and begin treatment quickly.
Senior Pet Screening
Older pets benefit from regular laboratory monitoring to detect age-related diseases early.
Pre-Anesthetic Testing
Before surgery or anesthesia, laboratory testing helps ensure your pet can safely undergo their procedure.
Chronic Disease Monitoring
Pets with diabetes, kidney disease, thyroid disorders, heart disease, or other chronic illnesses require periodic testing to monitor treatment success.
Pets cannot tell us where they hurt or describe how they feel. Diagnostic testing allows our veterinarians to look beneath the surface to identify problems before they become more serious.
Advanced diagnostics help us:
Because many diseases are easier to treat when detected early, diagnostic testing plays an important role in preventive healthcare as well as emergency and specialty medicine.
Our modern in-house laboratory allows us to perform many tests while you wait, providing rapid answers when time matters most.
Blood Testing
Blood work helps evaluate your pet’s overall health and detect many illnesses before symptoms become severe. Common blood tests include:
Urine testing provides valuable information about:
Fecal Testing
Routine fecal examinations help identify intestinal parasites including:
Early detection protects both your pet and your family.
Cytology
Microscopic evaluation of cells helps diagnose:
Many cytology results are available the same day.
Digital radiography provides detailed images while using significantly less radiation than traditional film X-rays. Digital images are available immediately, allowing our veterinarians to begin treatment without unnecessary delays. Some digital images are read by Board Certified Radiologists.
Digital X-Rays
Digital X-rays help diagnose: Broken bones Arthritis Joint disease Hip problems Chest disease Heart enlargement Lung disease Abdominal disorders Bladder stones Intestinal obstruction
Digital Dental X-Rays
Digital dental X-rays provide highly detailed images that allow our veterinarians to evaluate the health of each tooth, the surrounding bone, and the tooth roots, helping us diagnose painful conditions that would otherwise go unnoticed. We utilize them during dental procedures, which allows us to make faster, more accurate diagnoses and develop the most appropriate dental treatment plan for your pet.
Dental radiographs help us identify many hidden dental conditions, including:
Digital dental images are available immediately, allowing our veterinarians to begin treatment without unnecessary delays.
Ultrasound allows us to examine internal organs in real time without surgery.
Diagnostic Ultrasound
Ultrasound is commonly used to evaluate:
Ultrasound also helps guide needle biopsies and other minimally invasive procedures.
Ultrasound exam may be read by a Board Certified Radiologist.
An electrocardiogram records your pet’s heart’s electrical activity.
ECG For Pets
ECGs help diagnose:
ECG’s are read by Board Certified Cardiologist and AI
We understand that diagnostic testing can be stressful for both pets and their families. Our experienced veterinary team strives to make every visit as calm and comfortable as possible while explaining each recommended test and discussing the results in clear, easy-to-understand language.
Our goal is not simply to perform tests—but to provide answers that help your pet receive the best possible care.
| Monday | 8 AM to 6 PM |
| Tuesday | 8 AM to 6 PM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM to 6 PM |
| Thursday | 8 AM to 6 PM |
| Friday | 8 AM to 6 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM to 2 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |