Microscopy and cytology: advanced diagnostics for your pet
At Benivet Benissa, we offer veterinary cytology studies for dogs and cats, a key tool for diagnosing infections, tumours and other cellular conditions. Using a microscope, we analyse samples of skin, organs and fluids to detect abnormalities and determine the best treatment.
Our veterinary team employs advanced technology and a detailed approach to accurately assess each sample. Cytology is especially useful in cases of lumps, inflammation or abnormal secretions, allowing for quick and effective diagnosis.
Each pet is unique, so we adapt the study according to their needs. If your dog or cat has lesions, lumps or skin changes, it is essential to act in time.
At Benivet Benissa, we provide an accurate cytology service for the integral care of your pet.
Veterinary cytology: a quick and accurate diagnosis
Cytology is an essential diagnostic technique for evaluating cells and detecting diseases in dogs and cats. At Benivet Benissa, we carry out advanced microscopic studies that allow us to identify infections, inflammations and possible tumours in different parts of your pet's body.
By observing cells taken from the skin, lymph nodes, organs or body fluids, we can obtain an accurate diagnosis and apply the most appropriate treatment. This procedure is quick, minimally invasive and provides crucial information for your partner's health.
If you notice lumps, non-healing wounds or abnormal secretions in your pet, a cytological study can be key to its wellbeing. In our clinic in Benissa, we are prepared to provide the best care.
Trust Benivet for an accurate and advanced veterinary diagnosis through cytology.
Exact location of Benivet Benissa The veterinary clinic Benivet Benissa is located at Avenida del País Valencià, number 10, in Benissa (Alicante). It is a
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