Endoscopic examinations are also available in our veterinary hospital, which are extremely useful tools for both diagnostics and surgery, allowing direct examination of internal organs and body cavities. Most often gastro-intestinal tract(oesophagus, stomach, intestines) with an endoscope (gastroscopy) to diagnose diseases of the intestinal tract, such as ulcers and tumours. The endoscope allows removal of foreign bodies, such as swallowed objects from the stomach, or stomas from the nasal cavity, so that invasive surgical procedures can be avoided. We often use respiratory for examinations, such as examination or sampling of the nose, throat or lungs (bronchoscopy), in case of cough or respiratory problems. With the endoscope biopsy sampling we also do. The procedure is minimally invasive, so we can reduce the risks involved and shorten the anaesthetic and recovery time.

We use the latest digital X-ray equipment in our hospital, so we can diagnose a wide range of conditions in just a few seconds. Perfectly suited for bone fractures, cracks, joint problems such as arthritis or dysplasia. Respiratory diseases can also be used to diagnose diseases such as pneumonia or tumours. It helps to heart disease, for example to identify signs of an enlarged heart or heart failure. X-rays allow you to foreign tests found in the stomach, intestines or airways, helps to diagnose stomach upset immediately. Tumours can also be used to detect the presence of cancer, especially in bones and lungs. Available at kidney and urinary tract diseases for example, urinary incontinence. A abdominal organs such as liver, spleen or intestinal abnormalities. Dogs and cats for dental problems with dental RTG!! is available, which is also used to diagnose, for example, tooth root abscesses or bone infections. Traumatic injuries helps to identify internal injuries after car accidents, for example.

From ultrasound a painless and non-invasive method used to examine internal organs. It is particularly useful for abdominal organssuch as the liver, kidneys, spleen, stomach and intestines. During cardiological examinations (performed by VZ and VK, rice may be used) heart ultrasound to diagnose subluminal heart disease, such as heart valve abnormalities or myocardial problems. Ultrasound is good at detecting abdominal fluid retention, tumours and cysts. Pregnancy is also used to monitor the condition of the foetus. Kidney and bladder problems, such as kidney stones or urinary tract obstructions. Ultrasound is used to thyroid and lymph nodes testing is also carried out. In addition, it is useful to liver diseases to detect. Using ultrasound we can take a controlled sample of the organ concerned. The ulrahang gives real-time images, fast and safe.
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Blood count and basic biochemical panels, blood gas and metabolic background within 1 hour. All other markers, functional tests, cytology, microbiology and histology are available through our partner reference laboratories. These usually take a few days. You will be informed about the results and further steps to be taken by phone or email.

In our clinic, we perform fluoroscopic examinations, mainly to check the function of the oesophagus. It may be necessary in the diagnosis of congenital diseases, such as narrowing or partial dilatation of the oesophagus (- diveritculum formation) or oesophageal stricture caused by a residual vascular anomaly (ductus art. Botalli). It is also an important method in acquired diseases, e.g. in the detection of esophageal stricture due to subsequent scarring of the esophagus injured during forced feeding of a probe in youth, or even in the detection of megaoesophagus in adulthood. During the examination, you will be given a contrast media-mixed pulp, the passage of which into the stomach can be monitored continuously on an X-ray fluoroscopic screen. A calm animal is required for the examination and it must be manageable, as it must lie on its side as soon as it swallows the food. The test cannot be performed under anaesthesia or stunning. It can also be used to locate and remove certain foreign bodies, such as ingested metal (e.g. needles) or bone fragments, but can usually only be removed under general anaesthesia.

Endoscopic examinations are also available in our veterinary hospital, which are extremely useful tools for both diagnostics and surgery, allowing direct examination of internal organs and body cavities. Most often gastro-intestinal tract(oesophagus, stomach, intestines) with an endoscope (gastroscopy) to diagnose diseases of the intestinal tract, such as ulcers and tumours. The endoscope allows removal of foreign bodies, such as swallowed objects from the stomach, or stomas from the nasal cavity, so that invasive surgical procedures can be avoided. We often use respiratory for examinations, such as examination or sampling of the nose, throat or lungs (bronchoscopy), in case of cough or respiratory problems. With the endoscope biopsy sampling we also do. The procedure is minimally invasive, so we can reduce the risks involved and shorten the anaesthetic and recovery time.