Diagnostic Imaging

When your pet is unwell, they may need further investigation and biopsy samples taken to obtain a diagnosis. We have state of the art equipment which allows our highly trained vets to examine inside the body, visualise organs and take samples without invasive surgery.

Radiography

Our digital x-ray machine and moveable table lets us take the perfect image in just a few seconds. This means we don’t have to move the patient between images and the time under anaesthetic is kept to a minimum. It is most useful for looking at bones, foreign objects and abnormalities in the chest and abdomen.

Image 1 Bladder Stones in a dog
Image 2 Kidney stone in a cat
Image 3 Dog stifle xray

Ultrasound

This non-invasive and non-painful method of examining organs uses ultrasonic sound waves from a small probe placed against the skin to create images of internal organs.  We can measure their size and shape as well as detecting abnormalities within the tissues and using it to guide sample collection. It is most useful for abdominal organs including pregnancy diagnosis and also a very important part of investigating heart disease.

Our vets are all experienced at abdominal ultrasound and Louise has undertaken extra training in scanning hearts.

Image 4 Kidney stone cat ultrasound
Image 5 Heart ultrasound
Image 6 performing heart scan
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