1. Routine examination:

This is the most common examination, mainly to understand the basic condition of the dog, including checking the facial features and the inside of the mouth, coat health, skin health, heart rate, blood pressure, Breathing, body temperature.

2. Blood test:

It is mainly a routine blood test. The blood test is one of the health tests after the basic physical examination. It can detect whether the values ​​of various cells in the blood are normal.

3. Complete blood count CBC:

(The ratio of red and white blood cells, used to determine whether there is anemia, bacterial virus infection, parasitic infection, etc.). Blood biochemical tests (used to determine whether there are functional abnormalities in the body's internal organs such as liver, kidneys, pancreas, etc., and whether there are abnormalities in ions, blood sugar, total blood lipids, and protein in the blood).

4. Fecal examination:

The main purpose of this type of examination is to determine whether the dog is suffering from digestive tract flora imbalance, parasite infection, digestive tract disorder and other diseases. If the dog eats normally and has not experienced indigestion, this can be checked as appropriate.

5.X-ray examination:

The condition of the dog’s internal organs and bones can be examined through imaging

6. Ultrasound examination:

From an imaging perspective, check whether there are morphological changes and functional abnormalities in the dog’s internal organs, such as whether the closure of the heart valve is normal, intra-abdominal liver, kidney, spleen, etc. Whether the density and size of the organs are normal, whether there are foreign bodies in the intestines, bladder thickness, fullness, and whether there are stones, etc.

7. Urine examination:

The main purpose is to promptly determine whether the dog’s urinary system has infections, stones, or any poisoning conditions in the body.