Veterinary diagnostics refers to the methods and tools used by veterinarians to identify diseases and health issues in animals. This process often involves physical examinations, laboratory tests, imaging techniques, and other assessments to determine the underlying causes of symptoms. Common diagnostic tools include blood tests, X-rays, and ultrasounds, which help in forming a clear picture of an animal's health. Accurate veterinary diagnostics are crucial for effective treatment and management of animal health. By identifying conditions early, veterinarians can provide timely interventions, improving outcomes for pets and livestock. This field plays a vital role in ensuring the well-being of animals and supporting public health through disease prevention.