For over 50 years, veterinarians from around NH and the New England region have used our histopathology, cytology, microbiology, serology, and necropsy services for the diagnosis of animal diseases from pets, livestock, wildlife, research, aquatic and zoo animals. We value our tradition of prompt, local and reliable service to meet your diagnostic needs.
Tests & Price List
Submission Forms
Biopsies, Cytology, Microbiology, Serology
Autopsy / Necropsy Submissions
Dermatopathology Biopsy Submission Form
(Allows for additional derm specific history)
Milk / Mastitis Submission Form
Supplemental Forms
Additional forms need to accompany necropsy submissions if rabies, WNV/EEE or Scrapie are being tested.
Business Services
If you are a new client please contact the lab so proper payment can be included with shipment. If you plan to use the lab on a regular basis we ask that you set up an account so that invoices/billing can happen on a convenient monthly schedule. To establish an account please fill out and submit a commercial application.
Regulatory Disease Testing
Testing for certain regulatory diseases requires specific submission forms and submission by appropriately accredited veterinarians. There are also certain state/federal programs in place for the testing of regulated diseases such as Brucellosis, Tuberculosis, Johne's and Poultry Diseases (Pullorum/Typhoid & Avian Influenza) under the National Poultry Improvement Plan (NPIP). The lab meets all USDA requirements for certification of regulatory program disease testing and is a fully authorized NPIP testing lab.
Official USDA Brucellosis submission forms must be used and submitted by a category II accredited veterinarian. Paper forms can be obtained from NH Department of Agriculture, Markets & Food (NH DAMF) (603) 271-2404
Brucellosis USDA Form (Digital Copy)
Equine Infectious Anemia "Coggins" Testing
The lab tests over 8,000 horses annually for Equine Infectious Anemia. Our primary testing platform, Agar Gel Immunodiffusion (AGID) is considered the gold standard. ELISA testing is also available for same day results. All EIA samples must be submitted by category II accredited veterinarians and with an approved submission form. For more information please read our most recent EIA testing updates.
2022 EIA Information and Updates
Traditional Paper Coggins Forms
When using the paper forms, only the current USDA Equine Infectious Anemia "Coggins" paper forms (VS FOrm 10-11 Feb 2018) can be accepted. These paper forms are available at our regional USDA office at (508) 363-2290 or from the state NH DAMF at (603) 271-2404.
Digital Coggins Forms
We accept both the Global Vet Link and USDA VSPS digital Coggins forms.
Reporting Results
The lab encourages electronic reporting of lab results. In addition clients can also receive FAX or paper mailed reports. Electronic reports can be emailed to the practice, veterinarian or both. Electronic reporting is simple, free and convenient.
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Even Faster Results
- Greater Security
- No More Jammed FAX machines
- No More cut off or blurry text
- Less Paper
Reportable Diseases
Diagnostic laboratories are required to report the diagnoses of certain infectious diseases to state and/or federal regulatory officials. Referring veterinarians will be notified if reports to regulatory officials are made.
