At the Integrative Veterinary Center of Richmond, we’re proud to have a full in-house laboratory for running a wide range of tests. Our state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment includes digital radiography, dental X-ray, and ultrasound. Because we have a diagnostic lab right here in our hospital, we can efficiently perform various essential tests and receive results in … Read moreIn-House Diagnostics
Stem Cell Banking The Integrative Veterinary Center of Richmond is excited to offer proactive stem cell banking for your pet during routine surgical procedures. Ardent Animal Health’s Bank Now Save Later program is a cost-effective way to ensure your pet can receive the most advanced care available when needed. By banking your pet’s cells today, … Read moreStem Cell Therapy
Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) is a non-surgical, minimally invasive approach for naturally treating inflammation and injuries to joints, ligaments, and tendons. PRP is a portion of blood processed by centrifugation, resulting in a higher concentration of platelets. Platelets are a component of blood that is typically responsible for clotting but also contain growth factors that … Read morePlatelet-Rich Plasma
We’re proud to provide Ozone Therapy at the Integrative Veterinary Center of Richmond. This therapy provides oxygen to assist mitochondria in running more efficiently and effectively, thereby supporting most complementary therapies. Inflammation in a tissue often leads to increased CO2, and adding oxygen can help promote healing. Ozone enhances our ability to help animals heal … Read moreOzone Therapy
From Antioxidant to Oxidant We all know that vitamin C is a very potent and effective antioxidant, but did you know that when given at high doses, vitamin C goes from being an antioxidant to an oxidant? It’s true—vitamin C works selectively as an oxidant and can be used in treating many types of cancer … Read moreVitamin C Therapy
Vitamin D: Crucial for Cellular Health Pet vitamin D testing is a simple blood test that can make a huge difference in your pet’s health. Low stores of vitamin D are associated with a wide range of diseases, such as cancer, heart disease, infection, and kidney disease. Vitamin D is not a simple vitamin but … Read moreVitamin D Testing