X-rays are best for bones, joints and the chest, while ultrasound is better for soft tissues and internal organs. Your veterinarian recommends the method most appropriate for your pet.

Veterinary X-rays use a controlled amount of ionizing radiation. Your veterinarian recommends imaging when it is clinically appropriate and takes steps to limit unnecessary exposure. Ultrasound uses sound waves rather than radiation.

Many pets can be imaged without sedation. Sedation may sometimes be recommended when movement, anxiety, pain or precise positioning could affect the examination.

Many in-house imaging studies can be reviewed the same day, though timing may vary depending on the scan and situation. Our team will advise you.

Yes, we recommend booking so our team can prepare for your pet’s imaging. Call, WhatsApp, or book online.

Imaging can help investigate injuries, breathing concerns, abdominal issues, mobility problems and more. Findings are interpreted together with your pet’s exam and history.