Digital X-ray, fast-scan ultrasound, and in-house lab — answers fast, treatment in the same visit.
Typical visit
Same-day usually available
All ages welcome
CareCredit accepted
In-house diagnostics means we can see what’s going on inside your pet during the same visit — no waiting days for outside labs to report.
Digital radiography, ultrasound, IDEXX in-house bloodwork, urinalysis, and cytology are all on-site. Our team is trained to interpret results and act on them right away.
The promise: you walk in worried, you walk out with a plan.
Each visit is tailored to your animal’s needs, but here’s the full scope of what we routinely offer.
IDEXX Catalyst One, Procyte, SediVue — chemistry panels, CBC, urinalysis, fecal floatation, PCV/TP, refractometer, microscopes. Results in minutes, not days.
High-quality digital radiographs of bones, organs, and body cavities. Board-certified veterinary radiologist available for consultation on complex cases.
Soft tissue organ evaluation, pregnancy confirmation, and guided sample collection. Visiting radiologist scheduling or referral to Austin/College Station specialists for detailed studies.
IDEXX, TVMDL, and other reference labs for cultures, titers, histopathology, and specialized testing.
Fecal float, fecal PCR, heartworm antigen testing, and tick-borne disease screening — all processed in-house for fast results.
From the moment you book to the follow-up call after — here’s how a typical visit unfolds.
Based on your pet’s physical exam, the doctor recommends the right tests.
Blood draw, urine, or imaging performed by skilled technicians.
In-house results ready within 30-60 minutes in most cases.
Doctor reviews findings and discusses next steps with you.
A few photos from this service in action — our clinic, our team, our patients.
Quick answers to questions Bastrop County families ask most.
Our team is happy to help by phone during business hours, or you can request an appointment online any time.
Most in-house results are ready within 30-60 minutes during your appointment. Outside lab results (cultures, histopathology) typically take 3-7 business days.
X-rays are best for bones, organ size, and dense structures like bladder stones. Ultrasound reveals soft tissue detail — architecture, fluid, masses, and pregnancy. Often both are used together.
Yes. Pre-surgical bloodwork is standard to ensure your pet is a safe anesthesia candidate and helps us catch conditions that could affect surgical risk.
A fecal float detects intestinal parasite eggs (roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, coccidia, giardia) invisible to the naked eye. Annual fecal testing is recommended for all pets — many infections show no obvious symptoms.
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