In-House Laboratory Services
The Laboratory at the Connecticut Veterinary Center provides valuable and comprehensive diagnostic services. No matter what time your pet's emergency presents; we offer a complete range of in-house diagnostic testing. We also utilize referrral laboratories to provide some of the more specific assays. Our in-house laboratory is staffed 24/7 with highly qualified Veterinary Technicians.
Below is a list of some of the in-house Diagnostics:
- Canine Snap 4DX-Canine Heartworm Antigen, Anaplasma Phagocytophilum, Borrellia Burgdorferi, Ehrlichia Canis Antibody Test
- Feline Triple Snap-Feline Heartworm, Feline Leukemia,(FELV) Feline Immunodeficiency Virus(FIV).
- Canine Parvo Virus Snap Test-Parvo virus Test.
- Canine Pregnancy Test-(witness relaxin)
- Ethylene Glycol Test-(Kacey & ECT Test)
- Urinalysis-Urinalysis strip, specific Gravity & Microscopic Exam
- Ear smears, Skin Scrapes
- Fecal Direct Smears
- Vaginal Smears
- Many more
Our in-house analyzers are:
- Idexx Laser Cyte-Hematology (Complete blood count)
- Idexx Catalyst DX-Chemistry Profiles & Electrolytes
- Idexx VetLyte-Electrolytes
Some of the Tests run on these machines are:
- Pre-Anesthetic Testing
- Pancreatic Panel
- Electrolyte Panel
- Hepatic and Renal Panels
- Complete Blood count
- Chemistry 17 Profile
Referred laboratories we use are :
- State Laboratory-Rabies Testing
- U-CONN- Necropsy
- Texas Urolithiasis Laboratory- Calculi Analysis
- National Veterinary Labs-Feline Bartonella Testing
- Greer laboratories-Allergy Testing
Pet Portal
CT Vet Center Surgeon Dr. Lindgren saves family pet shot near Granby town trails
GRANBY — Harper is an energetic, playful two-year-old lab-shepherd mix who is very lucky to be alive. Late Thursday afternoon, Dec. 8, she was hiking with her owner, Kara Lessard Damseaux, on trails in Holcomb Farm, which is owned by the town of Granby, and was separated from her. Kara and her husband Tom found Harper 20 to 30 minutes later, lying on the side of one of the main trails, motionless and glazed over, 250 yards from a No Hunting sign…


