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Diagnostic Imaging

Small Animal Hospital

Discover what's hidden with our state-of-the-art Diagnostic Imaging services for comprehensive pet care.

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To deliver the most accurate diagnoses and effective treatment plans, we offer cutting-edge Diagnostic Imaging services. The use of various imaging methods allows us to non-invasively examine the internal structures of your pet's body.

Our team of experienced veterinarians and technicians are trained in the latest imaging techniques, allowing us to detect and diagnose a range of conditions that might not be evident through physical examination alone. We're dedicated to ensuring your pet's health, one image at a time.

We are very happy with the care our pet received.

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Whether you're coming to us directly or through a referral from your veterinarian, we're here to support the next step in your pet's care. Our team is ready to help you schedule the right services and answer any questions you may have.

To request an appointment, please call or text us at 765-494-1107.

If your pet is experiencing an emergency, call our 24/7 Emergency Line at 765-494-1107.

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Common Conditions

Diagnostic Imaging can be used to detect a variety of conditions, including:

  1. Fractures: X-rays allow us to detect and evaluate broken bones.
  2. Tumors: Imaging can identify the presence, size, and location of tumors in your pet's body.
  3. Heart disease: Through techniques like echocardiography, we can identify structural and functional heart conditions.
  4. Gastrointestinal issues: Imaging can help identify blockages, foreign bodies, or other digestive issues.

If you notice any unusual behavior or symptoms in your pet, we recommend you request an appointment with us for a comprehensive examination.

Common Procedures

Our Diagnostic Imaging service includes a variety of procedures:

  1. Radiography (X-rays): Provides images of bones and internal organs.
  2. Ultrasound: Uses sound waves to create real-time images of soft tissues, allowing us to visualize organ structures and blood flow.
  3. CT scans: Offer detailed cross-sectional views of your pet's body, ideal for examining complex areas like the skull and spine.
  4. MRI scans: Provide detailed images of soft tissues, ideal for diagnosing issues in the brain and spinal cord.

Each of these procedures plays a crucial role in understanding your pet's health status. To learn more about these procedures, don't hesitate to request an appointment.

Special Equipment/Technology

Our Diagnostic Imaging service utilizes cutting-edge equipment:

  1. Digital X-ray machine: Provides high-quality images with less radiation exposure than traditional X-rays.
  2. Ultrasound machine: Generates real-time images of your pet's internal organs.
  3. CT scanner: Offers detailed, 3D images of your pet's body.
  4. MRI machine: Uses strong magnetic fields and radio waves to generate detailed images of soft tissues.

Our investment in these advanced technologies underscores our commitment to delivering the best care for your pet. To learn more about our imaging capabilities, request an appointment with us.

Common Questions

Is diagnostic imaging safe for my pet?
Yes, most imaging procedures are non-invasive and cause minimal discomfort. Some procedures, like CT or MRI, may require sedation or anesthesia to keep your pet still.

Will my pet feel any pain during the procedure?
Most imaging procedures are painless. If sedation or anesthesia is required, we take every precaution to ensure your pet's comfort and safety.

When will I get the results of the imaging procedure?
Some results, like X-rays or ultrasounds, can often be discussed immediately. Others, like CT scans or MRIs, may take more time for a detailed analysis.

For more information on our Diagnostic Imaging services, request an appointment with us.

At-Home Tips

While you can't perform imaging at home, there are ways to support your pet's health:

  1. Regular Check-ups: Routine vet visits can help detect potential issues before they become serious.
  2. Proper diet and exercise: Maintaining a healthy lifestyle for your pet can prevent many health issues.
  3. Observation: Be attentive to your pet's behavior, as changes may indicate underlying health issues.

By maintaining your pet's health and monitoring their well-being, you're their first line of defense. If you need any advice on pet care or if you think your pet may need our Diagnostic Imaging services, request an appointment with us today.

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