First, a blood test. Like a person, blood is drawn from a vein in the extremities for a routine blood test. Through blood routine white blood cells, red blood cells, platelets and other examination items, you can determine whether the pet has inflammation, infection, anemia and so on; Through blood biochemical examination, you can check liver function, kidney function, blood sugar, blood protein and so on. Whether it is a routine physical exam or a physical exam in case of illness, blood tests are important.

Second, infectious disease detection. Taking cats as an example, Dr. Liu Lei said that through infectious disease testing, cats can be checked for feline plague virus, calicivirus, herpes virus, feline coronavirus, mycoplasma, chlamydia. Infectious diseases are very dangerous to the health of pets, so this kind of examination is also necessary.

The third is routine stool inspection. If the pet has diarrhea, a stool test can detect the presence of parasites in the body.

Finally, there are other tests, including ear canal tests, skin tests, and imaging tests. Through the above inspection items, pet owners can have a more comprehensive understanding of the physical condition of pets, and better protect the health of pets.

Pet owners achieve the purpose of early detection, early prevention, early treatment, and anti-proliferation pet health management, so as to be convenient and fast, easy to operate, fast and accurate, and seize the best discovery opportunity. After it is clear that pets need regular medical check-ups, what is the most scientific frequency to maintain? For this problem, the doctor's advice is: the baby pet can be 30 days after birth for the first physical examination; Adult pets need to have an annual physical examination, and elderly pets or pets with chronic diseases should have a physical examination every 6 months.

On the road to pet raising, every pet owner is a "student", only by constantly learning pet health knowledge, in order to immediately solve the emergency situation of pets, prevention. Pet owners should also take responsibility for regular pet health checks and timely medical treatment when sick.