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TISSUE SAMPLING 

Veterinary Tissue Sampling & Biopsy

In some cases, imaging identifies an abnormality, but additional testing is needed to reach a definitive diagnosis. To help streamline patient care, The COVE offers veterinary tissue sampling and biopsy procedures, including ultrasound-guided fine needle aspiration (FNA), Tru-Cut biopsies, nasal biopsies, and bone biopsies that may be performed during the same visit as imaging, reducing delays and supporting faster treatment decisions.

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Veterinary tissue biopsy samples collected during diagnostic imaging for dogs and cats

TISSUE SAMPLING 

Veterinary Tissue Sampling & Biopsy

In some cases, imaging identifies an abnormality, but additional testing is needed to reach a definitive diagnosis. To help streamline patient care, The COVE offers veterinary tissue sampling and biopsy procedures, including ultrasound-guided fine needle aspiration (FNA), Tru-Cut biopsies, nasal biopsies, and bone biopsies that may be performed during the same visit as imaging, reducing delays and supporting faster treatment decisions.

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Veterinary tissue biopsy samples collected during diagnostic imaging for dogs and cats

Available Procedures

 Tissue sampling is often performed after abnormalities are identified during an abdominal ultrasound, CT scan, or internal medicine consultation. Tissue sampling helps diagnose disease in dogs and cats, and are coordinated on a case-by-case basis and performed by a licensed veterinarian to ensure the safest and most appropriate approach for every patient.
Image of Ultrasound Sonographer Taking FNA Tissue Sampling at Center of Veterinary Excellence in Waukesha Wisconsin

From Imaging to Diagnosis

CONTINUITY OF CARE
 
Tissue sampling is available at our veterinary imaging centers in Waukesha, Wisconsin and Farmington Hills, Michigan. All tissue sampling procedures are performed by a licensed veterinarian (DVM) and coordinated with the referring veterinary team. Following sample collection, specimens are provided to pet owners for submission through their veterinarian's preferred diagnostic laboratory, helping maintain continuity of care and communication.