Wellness Screening for Dogs and Cats

Proactive Care for a Healthier Pet

Routine wellness screening gives us a more complete picture of your pet’s health and can help identify changes before they become noticeable. Regular lab work also helps establish a healthy baseline, monitor changes over time, and allows our veterinary team to make informed recommendations based on your pet’s individual needs. Canine Wellness Panels

At Franklin County Animal Hospital, we offer wellness panels for both dogs and cats, with options based on your pet’s age, health, and individual needs.

Canine Wellness Panels

Essential Health Panel
A foundational wellness screen that includes:

Blood chemistry and organ health screening
Kidney function screening (SDMA)
Complete blood count
Intestinal parasite screening
Heartworm and tick borne disease screening

Enhanced Health Panel
A more complete look at your dog’s health, including:

Expanded blood chemistry and organ health screening
Kidney function screening (SDMA)
Complete blood count
Intestinal parasite screening and antigen testing
Thyroid screening (Total T4)
Urinalysis
Heartworm and tick borne disease screening

Advanced Health Panel
A comprehensive wellness screening that includes everything in the Enhanced Panel, plus cancer screening for lymphoma.

Extensive Health Panel
Our most comprehensive canine wellness screening includes everything in the Advanced Panel, plus cardiac health screening (CardioPet ProBNP).

Feline Wellness Panels

Essential Wellness Panel
Includes:

Chem 11 basic chemistry profile
Kidney function screening (SDMA)
Complete blood count
Fecal parasite screening
Feline Leukemia, FIV, and Heartworm detection

Enhanced Wellness Panel
Includes:

Chem 27 comprehensive chemistry profile
Kidney function screening (SDMA)
Complete blood count
Fecal parasite screening
Complete urinalysis
Feline Leukemia, FIV, and Heartworm detection

Advanced Wellness Panel
Our most comprehensive feline panel includes:

Chem 25 comprehensive chemistry profile
Kidney function screening (SDMA)
Complete blood count
Fecal parasite screening
Antigen testing for parasites
Thyroid screening (Total T4)
Feline cardiac screening (ProBNP)
Feline Leukemia, FIV, and Heartworm detection

Why Routine Screening Matters

Your pet may appear perfectly healthy while changes are happening internally. Routine screening can help identify subtle changes, establish an individual baseline, and give your veterinary team valuable information to help support your pet’s health at every life stage.