Surgery
In our practice we can support a variety of veterinary operations when necessary. The patient during anaesthesia is always monitored by a member of our Veterinary Team and a monitor device
Anesthesia
We use Mindray Animal Care anesthesia equipment, specifically designed for animal care. The equipment includes a ventilator and monitor, ensuring advanced monitoring during anesthesia. With these systems, we ensure stable and controlled anesthesia, providing high safety and accuracy during procedures.
Cryosurgery
Cryosurgery or more appropriately cryotherapy is used for the treatment of many dermatological conditions by use of excessive cold in the areas of interest. After the tissue is frozen it slowly necrotizes and falls. Depending on the nature of the problem one or more sessions may be needed. The most common use of cryosurgery is for the treatment of small tumours in regions or patients where the use of conventional surgery is not an option
Ultrasonography
Ultrasound is a great diagnostic tool in the modern veterinary world. With the ultrasound we can see inside your pets abdomen and examine the liver, kidneys, adrenal glands, reproductive system, urinary bladder, prostate and pancreas. A skilled vet could also assess the heart and some aspects of your dogs eyes
Radiology
The clinic has a modern Digital Radiology X ray system that provides high resolution digital Xray’s
Dog Clinic
Every species is special and needs different things to feel more comfortable when examined. In order to facilitate that we have considered the dogs needs in the architectural design of the Dogs examination area. The examination room is spacious and there is a special hiding place designed in the office area so that an anxious dog can acclimate while the vet converses with the owner before being examined .
Cat Clinic
The cats examine room is designed to make cats feel comfortable. The examine table is an extension of the counter, the colors of the room are calming and the use of Feliway is significantly reducing stress during the exam aiming on providing a less stressful experience for your pet.
Ophthalmological Examination
See all laboratory tests in detail
The in house tests that we can offer are :
General Blood test
Biochemistry
SDMA (is a parameter that we use to assess early kidney damage.)
UPC urine protein to creatinine ratio (measures how much protein of protein is being lost through the urine)
Fructozamine (is used for the assessment of a diabetics animal treatment. It reflects your pets average glucose level during the past 1 to 2 weeks. )
Phenobarbital concentration in the blood stream ( For the management of antiepileptic treatment with said medication)
Τ4 (thyroid hormone)
Electrolytes (Cl, K, Na , Ca , P,Mg)
Bile acids
Progesterone
NH3
C reactive protein
ProBNP (To assess the stretching of the heart muscle)
cPLI, f PLI (to test for pancreatitis in dogs and cats respectively)
Serological Testing ( snap test)
Leismania
Erlichia
Anaplasma
Dirofilaria (Heart Worm Disease)
Lyme
Felv
FIV
Faecal testing
Parasitology examination in faeces
Snap test for Giardia , parvovirus Coronavirus
Urological examination
General Urine testing
Microscopy of fresh urine to test for crystals
Microscopy of urina sample after staining using Diff Quick
Blood Coagulation panells
One of the ways to assess coagulation or clotting of the blood is by measuring PT prothrombin time and PTT partial thromboplastin time. Clotting is a physiological way in which the body stops bleeding. PT PTT are used to assess the adequacy of the blood clotting. A scenario when this test is extremely useful is in poisoning from rat poison.
Microscopy
Microscopy is a big part of the urological and dermatological examination
External Laboratory
Our diagnostic capabilities extent beyond the walls of our practice. In case further or a more specialised test is needed eg biopsy, leishmania IgG count , culture and sensitivity exams and more , we can take the necessary samples and refer them to specialised veterinary laboratories
Prevention & Vaccinations
Hospitalisation
Dentistry
Dental and oral disease can potentially be extremely painful for your pet, that’s why it is important to prevent or resolve dental issues early on. In our clinic we can provide a variety of veterinary services from scale and polish of teeth , to tooth removals and restoration of traumatic cleft palates in cats
