Pet Advanced Imaging
Our advanced imaging department utilizes cutting-edge technology to provide detailed visualizations of your pet's internal structures. From X-rays to ultrasound, our imaging services help identify conditions that may not be visible during a physical check-up.
Pet Advanced Imaging Services
Digital X-Ray
High-resolution bone and organ imaging
Ultrasound
Real-time internal organ examination
Dental X-Ray
Detailed imaging of teeth and jaw
Cardiac Echo
Heart structure and function assessment
What to Know
Sometimes we need to see what's happening inside to understand what's going on with your pet. Our imaging services give us a detailed look beneath the surface without any discomfort. X-rays help us see bones, joints, and some internal organs, while ultrasound lets us watch organs in real-time and check how things are functioning. Whether your pet has swallowed something they shouldn't have, we're investigating a limp, or we want to check on internal organs, imaging gives us the clear pictures we need. Our equipment is modern and efficient, meaning shorter appointment times and clearer images.
What's Included
Certified Experts
Qualified professionals
Quality Care
Modern equipment
Compassionate
Gentle handling
What to Expect During Your Visit
Your vet will explain what imaging is needed and what we're looking for.
Depending on the type of imaging, your pet may need a small area of fur clipped (for ultrasound) or simply positioned comfortably (for X-rays).
Most imaging is quick and painless - pets usually don't mind at all.
For some detailed imaging, a mild calming aid might be recommended to help your pet stay still.
Images are reviewed immediately by our veterinary team.
Your vet will show you the images and explain what we can see, answering all your questions.
Who Benefits Most
This service is ideal for:
- Pets with unexplained lameness or limping
- Suspected bone or joint issues
- Tummy troubles or eating concerns
- Heart murmurs or breathing difficulties
- Pregnancy confirmation
- Pets who may have swallowed something
How Often Is It Recommended?
Imaging is typically done when there's a specific concern to investigate. Some pets with ongoing conditions may need periodic imaging to monitor changes. Your vet will recommend imaging based on your pet's individual situation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about pet advanced imaging
Will my pet need to be sedated?
Is the imaging safe for my pet?
How long until I know the results?
Does my pet need to prepare for imaging?
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Many pet owners who come to us for imaging also visit when they've noticed something concerning at home. Perhaps their dog has been limping or favouring one leg and they can't figure out why, or their pet's tummy looks swollen or seems tender when touched. Some worried pet parents come in thinking their curious companion may have swallowed something they shouldn't have, while others are concerned because their pet seems to be having trouble breathing or is making unusual sounds. Imaging lets us peek beneath the surface and see exactly what's happening inside, giving you the clear answers you need and helping us create the right care plan for your pet.
Have Questions About Pet Advanced Imaging?
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