Physical examinations that dogs need to do

1. Routine blood examination: Routine blood examination can tell whether there is inflammation, viral infection, anemia and other problems in the pet's body.

2. Blood biochemistry: Blood biochemistry includes three parts: liver function, kidney function, and electrolytes, which can detect whether the functions of each organ are normal.

3. Urine routine: Check whether there are infections or stones in the pet’s urinary system.

4. Fecal examination: Check whether the pet is infected with parasites or suffers from digestive tract disorders and other diseases.

5. Zoonoses examination: mainly used to detect whether pets carry rabies virus, Lyme disease, leptospirosis and other pathogens.

6. Ultrasound examination: Check whether there are structural abnormalities in the pet’s internal organs.

7. DR examination: Check the pet’s bone-related conditions.

Precautions for dog physical examination

1. Physical examinations generally need to be carried out on an empty stomach. Before the physical examination, no food or water should be eaten. In the morning Don’t give food.

2. Pay attention to keeping the dog warm. The main items are blood routine, X-rays, eye examination, infectious disease detection, skin disease detection, etc.

3. Pet physical examinations are sometimes more complicated than human physical examinations. They involve more indicators and data than human health indicators. Therefore, you cannot simply give your pets a physical examination yourself.