Sick Visits & Diagnostics
306 Veterinary Clinic provides sick visits and diagnostics in Canyon Lake, TX for dogs and cats. Our team offers in-house diagnostics, including bloodwork, urinalysis, radiographs, ultrasound, pharmacy support, hospitalization capabilities, and access to a traveling ultrasonographer for specialized cases.
Care When Pets Are Sick
When your dog or cat is not acting like themselves, timely evaluation can help guide the next step. Our team uses exam findings, medical history, and diagnostic testing to better understand what may be happening and recommend treatment, monitoring, hospitalization, or follow-up care.
- ZDiagnostics - Testing may include bloodwork, urinalysis, radiographs, ultrasound, and specialized ultrasonography when needed.
- ZTreatment - In-house pharmacy support and hospitalization capabilities help pets that need additional care.
Sick Visit FAQs
These FAQs explain sick visits and diagnostics for dogs and cats.
When should I schedule a sick visit for my pet?
Schedule a sick visit if your dog or cat is vomiting, having diarrhea, coughing, limping, not eating, acting lethargic, losing weight, urinating abnormally, showing skin or ear problems, or behaving differently. 306 Veterinary Clinic can help determine whether your pet needs routine care, urgent care, diagnostics, or hospitalization.
What diagnostics are available for sick pets?
306 Veterinary Clinic offers in-house diagnostics for dogs and cats, including bloodwork, urinalysis, radiographs, ultrasound, and other testing based on the pet’s symptoms. These tools help the veterinary team evaluate illness, injury, internal health, hydration, organ function, and possible infection.
Do you offer ultrasound services?
Yes. 306 Veterinary Clinic offers ultrasound as part of its diagnostic capabilities and also works with a traveling ultrasonographer for more specialized cases. Ultrasound may be recommended when your pet needs additional imaging to better evaluate internal structures or complex health concerns.
Can sick pets be hospitalized?
Yes. 306 Veterinary Clinic has hospitalization capabilities for dogs and cats that need closer care. Hospitalization may be recommended for pets requiring monitoring, medications, fluids, diagnostics, or supportive treatment beyond what can be completed during a standard outpatient visit.
Is medication available at the clinic?
Yes. 306 Veterinary Clinic has an in-house pharmacy to support treatment plans for sick pets. Medication recommendations depend on your pet’s diagnosis, medical history, current condition, and the veterinarian’s treatment plan after evaluation.
What to Expect During a Sick Visit
During a sick visit, our team will ask about your pet’s symptoms, timing, appetite, behavior, medications, and recent changes. After examining your dog or cat, we’ll explain recommended diagnostics or treatment options so you understand what we know, what we are checking, and what comes next.
Diagnostic Tools
Diagnostics help connect symptoms with possible causes. The right testing depends on your pet, the concern, and what the veterinarian finds during the exam. Results may guide medication, monitoring, hospitalization, referral, or follow-up care.
Labwork
Bloodwork and urinalysis help evaluate internal health, hydration, and organ function.
Imaging
Radiographs and ultrasound help assess injuries, internal structures, and illness.
