Pet Diagnostic Imaging

Pet Diagnostic Imaging

A radiograph, also known as an x-ray, is a noninvasive diagnostic tool used to help identify and treat medical conditions. In order to create images of the inside of the body using x-ray imaging, a portion of the body is exposed to a small dose of ionising radiation. Our Digital Vet-Ray machine provides images quickly and with less radiation exposure. The board-certified radiologists can then review and consult on these images after our veterinarians have reviewed them.

Ultrasound is a very useful diagnostic tool that uses sound waves to project real-time images or videos of our patient’s organs onto a display screen via a specialised probe. This modality allows veterinarians to see inside our patients’ organs and body cavities.

It aids in distinguishing between normal and abnormal findings in order to develop a diagnostic plan.