RADIOLOGY AND ULTRASOUND

Ultrasound provides a real-time look inside your pet’s body using sound waves — and is particularly valuable for soft tissue and internal organ assessments. It’s completely non-invasive and can often be done while your pet is awake or under mild sedation.

We use ultrasound to examine:

• Liver, kidneys, spleen, bladder, and intestines
• Masses or abnormalities in the abdomen
• Heart structure and function (basic cardiac assessments)
• Early pregnancy and foetal health

In many cases, ultrasound can detect issues that X-rays cannot — especially when organs appear “normal” on radiographs but are still affected by disease.

Your vet may recommend radiology or ultrasound to:

• Investigate symptoms like vomiting, limping, coughing, or weight loss
• Diagnose or monitor chronic conditions (e.g. arthritis, kidney disease)
• Confirm pregnancies or monitor reproductive health
• Examine injuries after accidents or trauma

With both digital X-ray and ultrasound available on-site, there’s no need to travel to another facility for diagnostic imaging. Our team is trained to interpret these results quickly and accurately, allowing us to begin the right treatment without delay.