• Detailed reports include findings, comments, grading, margin evaluation, and summaries for critical tumors
• Optional live slide reviews with your pathologist
• Case collaboration and second opinions to enhance diagnostic confidence
• Option to select teams of pathologists sub-specializing in canine and feline biopsies of the skin, oral cavity, eye, liver, and cancer

• Expert interpretation of cytology, hematology, and lab data
• Rapid, accurate support from ACVP diplomates
• HeskaView™ Telecytology service
• Convenient digital workflows with automated slide scanning and secure image storage

• Point-of-care, digital cytology backed by board-certified pathologists
• Fast, expert interpretations—often within hours—via our HeskaView scanner
• Improved workflow and turnaround in urgent cases

Order code: DERMPATH (US) or CDERMPATH (CA)

• Detailed evaluation of inflammatory and immune-mediated skin diseases by a team dedicated to dermatopathology
• Available for dogs, cats, and horses
• Pathology report followed by treatment recommendations from board certified veterinary dermatologists available using order code: DERM (US) or CDERM (Canada)

Order code: ORLPATH (US) or CORLPATH (CA) 

• In-depth assessments of oral tumors and inflammatory disease
• Includes complete margin evaluation reported with anatomic orientation for malignancies
• Backed by specialists with extensive oral biopsy experience

• Whole globe evaluations—without additional cost 
• Same turnaround time as standard biopsy  
• Automatically routed to a team of experienced ocular pathologists for evaluation 

Order code: FBXNEO (US) or CFBXNEO (CA) 

• Every case reviewed by three pathologists subspecializing in oncopathology  
• Ideal for the highest degree of confidence for cases of cancer and challenging tumors 
• For dogs and cats 

Order code: FBXLSP (US) or CFBXLSP (CA) 

• Comprehensive hepatic biopsy analysis with 3+ additional stains 
• Includes copper scoring and fibrosis staging,  
• Designed for complex hepatobiliary cases 
• For dogs and cats 

Order code: FBX (US) or CFBX (CA) 

Key Features: 

• Expert pathology team with deep equine experience
• Clear, comprehensive reports with actionable insights
• Direct access to pathologists for case consultation

Order code: FBX (US) or CFBX (CA) 

Key Features: 

• Species-specific expertise for avian, reptile, small mammal, fish, and wildlife cases
• Additional histochemical stains for a wide variety of infectious agents are performed free if indicated
• All exotic samples are automatically reviewed by pathologists with additional training in exotic species—at no additional cost.
• Direct access to pathologists for case consultation

• Click here to get started today to submit a case or order supplies to submit biopsies
• Include relevant clinical history, differentials, and any specific questions for your pathologist
• Email photos to [email protected] with pet and client info

• Collaborative Partnership
• Client-Centered Communication
• Evidence-Based Diagnostics
• Actionable, Clinically Relevant Reporting

These values drive everything we do — so you can expect expert insights, clear communication, and reliable support, even when the case is complex. We’re here to help you get the answers you need with confidence.

• Clarity and Consistency: Biopsy reports for all samples include full description, findings, and pathologist case comments.
• Communication That Works for You: Reach your pathologist directly by phone or email.
• Availability When You Need It: Reports are available online 24/7, and internal second opinions are fast and easy—often at no cost.

• Use a gentle squash preparation between two glass slides to create a monolayer of cells for review
• Please include any previously stained and evaluated slides for review.

• May also label slide box container, please do not label container only as slides and containers are separated during processing

• Please consider preparing thin film and concentrated preparations on glass slides at time of collection to minimize in vitro artifacts.
• Please keep fluid samples cool prior to and during submission (cold packs wrapped in paper towels).
• Do not submit syringes with needles attached.

• Brief patient history and any prior pertinent diagnoses
• Description of the lesion (location, size, consistency, tissue layer, organ source)
• Suspected differential diagnoses
• Questions you want the cytology report to answer
• Anything else you want the pathologist to know