
Modern Tools for Safe and Effective Pet Treatment
In-House Laboratory Tests
Radiography & Ultrasound
Radiography (x-ray) and ultrasound are important diagnostic tools in veterinary medicine. Our veterinarians use radiography to examine the bones and visualize internal organs, as well as identify foreign bodies – this is especially useful if your pet eats something indigestible! We also use dental radiography to identify underlying gum disease and broken teeth to determine when tooth extractions are necessary.
Ultrasound provides an even more detailed image of the internal organs, allowing our veterinarians to assess the health of the heart, bladder, kidneys, and liver and detect cysts and tumors. Ultrasound is also used to monitor pregnancies. Our veterinarians use a combination of radiography and ultrasound in order to diagnose medical conditions with the greatest accuracy.