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Health checkups:
pets age faster than we do

Pets can't tell us how they feel and tend to hide pain, so by the time signs appear, disease has often progressed and the ideal time for treatment may have passed. Regular checkups help find risk factors early, diagnose disease at an early stage and start management sooner. Watch the video (Korean narration)

Dog

14 years small breeds
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Human

72 years
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Cat

14 years
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Human

72 years
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Health checkup programs

Each program combines a physical examination, blood tests, imaging and urinalysis. If you would like a closer look at a particular area, additional tests can be added based on your pet's signs. * We recommend a checkup once a year for pets under 7, and twice a year from age 7.
Test items

Dog test items

 S Care
under 7		 S Care Plus
age 7+
Test items

Dog test items

 S Care
under 7		 S Care Plus
age 7+
Physical exam Body condition, temperature, respiratory rate, blood pressure, palpation of peripheral lymph nodes, skin condition and more.
Heartworm test In-clinic test kit for heartworm, a potentially fatal parasitic disease.
Dental exam Persistent deciduous (baby) teeth, malocclusion, gingivitis, tartar and more.
Blood tests CBC, electrolyte/blood gas analysis and 10-parameter serum chemistry to assess organ function and acid–base balance.
17-parameter serum chemistry and SDMA for organ function and early detection of kidney disease.
X-ray Full chest and abdominal radiographs to screen for abnormalities.
Ultrasound Checks the structure of the abdominal organs and screens for tumors.
Orthopedic exam Screens for joint problems such as patellar luxation and hip dysplasia.
Eye exam Assesses current eye health and screens for hidden eye disease.
Hormone test Checks thyroid function.
Urinalysis Specific gravity, dipstick and sediment examination.
Cat test items

Cat test items

 S Care
under 7		 S Care Plus
age 7+
Cat test items

Cat test items

 S Care
under 7		 S Care Plus
age 7+
Physical exam Body condition, temperature, respiratory rate, blood pressure, palpation of peripheral lymph nodes, skin condition and more.
Dental exam Persistent deciduous (baby) teeth, malocclusion, gingivitis, tartar and more.
Blood tests CBC, electrolyte/blood gas analysis, proBNP and 10-parameter serum chemistry to assess organ function and acid–base balance.
17-parameter serum chemistry and SDMA for organ function and early detection of heart and kidney disease.
X-ray Full chest and abdominal radiographs to screen for abnormalities.
Ultrasound Checks the structure of the abdominal organs and screens for tumors.
Infectious disease test FeLV/FIV kit test for feline leukemia and feline immunodeficiency virus.
Eye exam Assesses current eye health and screens for hidden eye disease.
Hormone test Checks for hormonal disorders such as hyperthyroidism.
Urinalysis Specific gravity, dipstick and sediment examination.

Additional tests

Cardiac screening

  • Electrocardiography(ECG)
  • Echocardiography(cardiac ultrasound)
  • proBNP(cardiac biomarker)
  • Troponin I(myocardial injury marker)

Hormone tests

  • ACTH / LDDST(adrenal function tests)
  • TSH + tT4 + fT4

Infectious disease tests

  • 4Dx(tick-borne diseases)
  • CPV + CCV + Giardia(canine parvovirus, coronavirus, Giardia)
  • CDV(canine distemper)
  • FeLV + FIV(feline leukemia & immunodeficiency virus)
  • FCoV(feline coronavirus)
  • FPV(feline panleukopenia virus)

Infectious disease tests

  • Anemia PCR(anemia-causing pathogens)
  • Diarrhea PCR(diarrhea pathogens, dogs & cats)
  • Respiratory PCR(respiratory pathogens, dogs & cats)
  • Tick/Vector PCR(tick-borne infection, dogs & cats)
  • Feline respiratory PCR(cats)
  • 10-pathogen tick PCR(dogs)
  • 7-pathogen tick PCR(cats)

Eye screening

  • Slit-lamp imaging

Antibody titer tests

  • 1 In-house
    • Dogs: ICH, CPV, CDV
    • Cats: FPV, FCV, FHV
  • 2 External laboratory (3–5 days)
    • Dogs (8 antigens)
    • Cats (6 antigens)

Other

  • CRP, fSAA(inflammation markers)
  • cPL, fPL(pancreatitis, quantitative)
  • NH3(ammonia)
  • Lactate(perfusion marker)
  • Fructosamine(glycemic control)
  • ACT, PT, APTT(coagulation)
  • D-dimer(thrombosis marker)

Allergy testing

Hair analysis

How a checkup works

  • 01

    Fasting

    No food for 6–8 hours and no water for 2 hours before the checkup.
  • 02

    Questionnaire

    Tell us about your pet's history in detail so we can tailor the examination to them.
  • 03

    Examination & results

    Tests are performed with our diagnostic equipment, and a veterinarian explains the results and how to look after your pet's health.
  • 04

    Report

    A written report is sent to you by email or KakaoTalk within 3 days.
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