At Angel Care, we believe in providing comprehensive, personalized care for your pets, especially when it comes to detecting and addressing health concerns early. Our targeted testing services are designed to go beyond traditional veterinary screenings, focusing on specialized diagnostics to uncover hidden issues that may impact your pet’s well-being. From vitamin and mineral testing like B12 and folate to early cancer detection through cutting-edge liquid biopsy technology, we offer proactive solutions to support your pet’s health at every stage of life. These advanced tests allow us to identify underlying problems such as deficiencies, metabolic imbalances, or early signs of chronic diseases, enabling us to create tailored treatment plans that empower your pet’s potential.
Whether your pet is aging, recovering from an injury, or simply in need of a deeper health assessment, our targeted testing options provide valuable insights that traditional labs often overlook. We offer specialized panels for thyroid and adrenal function, gut health microbiome analysis, and inflammation markers, all aimed at identifying conditions before they progress. By addressing these concerns early, we help optimize your pet’s quality of life, ensuring they stay happy, active, and thriving for years to come. Trust Angel Care to deliver the advanced, compassionate care your furry family members deserve.
Identify deficiencies affecting energy, digestion, and nerve function.
Crucial for immune system health, especially in older dogs.
Important for joint and skin health.
Non-invasive blood tests to detect cancer markers.
Screening for specific proteins or hormones associated with cancers in dogs.
Beyond basic T4 testing, detect subtle thyroid imbalances.
To diagnose Cushing’s or Addison’s disease.
Especially for diabetic or pre-diabetic dogs.
For dogs with chronic joint pain or mobility issues.
Evaluate the progression of degenerative joint disease.
A general marker for inflammation.
Advanced testing for inflammation-related biomarkers.
Tailored probiotics or diet changes based on gut flora health.
For advanced detection of bacterial or parasitic infections.
Early detection of kidney disease, more sensitive than creatinine.
For early detection of liver dysfunction.
To assess imbalances linked to anxiety, seizures, or behavioral issues.
To detect imbalances affecting neurological or muscular health.
Detect environmental or food allergies.
Assess immune deficiencies or overactive immune responses.
Evaluate cellular aging.
Measure free radical damage, which can influence aging and disease progression.
Identify breed-specific risks (e.g., degenerative myelopathy, PRA).
Tailor medication choices to the dog’s genetic profile.
To assess suitability for regenerative therapies.
To detect tissue damage from injury.
Long-term stress evaluation.
For behaviorally challenged or anxious dogs.