VDI Cancer Panel – Plus

For patients with suspected cancer or undergoing therapy for cancer.  Intended to help rule-in neoplasia and monitor disease progression and response to therapy, as well as evaluate nutritional status of some key vitamins that are involved in cancer processes. More details below.

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Description

For Cat or Dog

About This Panel

Recommended For:

Patients with suspected cancer or undergoing therapy for cancer.  Intended to help rule-in neoplasia and monitor disease progression and response to therapy, as well as evaluate nutritional status of some key vitamins that are involved in cancer processes.

Tests Included:

– TK1,CRP or HPT
Vitamin D, B12, Folate, Magnesium

Sample Type(s) Required:

Serum – a component of blood.

Can this be collected at home?

No – A blood draw is required to obtain serum.  Your local veterinarian should be able to assist with this serum sample collection.

Species

Canine/Feline


One Kit Per Patient – Ask us about multi-pet discounts! office@vdilab.com

VDI does not provide return postage on kits originating outside if the United States.  It is the responsibility of the client to ensure that samples are shipped to the lab, and arrive within 3 weeks of shipping.  Contact VDI with questions.

IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER:
All VDI lab tests should be interpreted in the context of the pet’s entire clinical picture and in consultation with a licensed veterinarian or other qualified professional. The comments, recommendations, and products provided in the VDI lab report are intended to support and inform the medical plan of the attending or consulting veterinarian and should not be considered as medical directives from VDI Laboratory.

Laboratory testing is one component of a patient’s overall clinical evaluation and should not be relied upon as a standalone diagnosis. Results should be interpreted by a veterinarian in conjunction with the patient’s history, clinical signs, physical examination, and other relevant diagnostic findings. Laboratory results may help identify, support, exclude, or further evaluate potential causes of disease, but no individual test can guarantee identification of the underlying cause of a patient’s clinical signs.

Additional information

Purchase Type

Consumer, Veterinarian