Ultrasound and X-ray Services

Radiography and ultrasound are essential tools for diagnosing various conditions in dogs and cats. Our team of experienced radiologists and ultrasound technicians uses state-of-the-art equipment to obtain detailed radiographic and ultrasound images, allowing our veterinarians to accurately diagnose a wide range of issues, including:

• Broken bones, dislocations, and other orthopedic problems
• Digestive issues
• Thoracic and pulmonary conditions
• Urinary diseases
• Pregnancy
• Tumors

Radiographies and ultrasounds are non-invasive and painless procedures that typically do not require anesthesia. Your pet may experience slight discomfort during positioning for the radiograph or ultrasound, but the procedure is usually quick and completed within a few minutes.

When is a radiography or ultrasound necessary for my pet?

Your veterinarian may recommend a radiograph or ultrasound for your pet if they exhibit symptoms such as:

• Lameness or pain
• Difficulty breathing
• Vomiting or diarrhea
• Loss of appetite or weight
• Excessive urination or defecation
• Lethargy

What should I do to prepare my pet for a radiograph or ultrasound?

Generally, no special preparation is required for a radiograph or ultrasound. However, your veterinarian may provide specific instructions based on your pet’s health condition.

What can I expect after my pet's radiograph or ultrasound?

Radiographs and ultrasounds are typically interpreted by a radiologist, who will relay the results to your veterinarian. Your veterinarian will then discuss the results with you and explain the diagnosis and treatment plan for your pet.