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Digital X-Rays for Cats & Dogs
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Our state-of-the-art digital X-ray machine captures crystal-clear images in seconds, reducing your pet’s radiation exposure and eliminating the long wait times of traditional film X-rays. This speed is crucial in emergencies, where every minute matters.
Digital X-rays also allow:
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Immediate review on-screen with you in the exam room
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Enhanced image detail to catch subtle issues
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Instant sharing with specialists for second opinions
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Easy storage for future comparisons during follow-up care
Our emergency vets also have access to a board-certified radiologist who can help confirm a treatment plan. From detecting fractures and foreign objects to evaluating the chest and abdomen, digital X-rays remain one of our most valuable tools in emergency medicine.
Guiding You Through Every Step
Cat & Dog Ultrasounds
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Point of Care Ultrasound (POCUS)
This type of ultrasound is performed by your attending veterinarian during an emergency to quickly identify urgent issues such as internal bleeding, fluid buildup, or large masses.
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Full Abdominal Ultrasound
This detailed scan examines the liver, spleen, pancreas, kidneys, stomach, intestines, and urinary bladder. Images are then sent to a specialist for interpretation, and results are typically available within hours.
