Ultrasound
As a diagnostic method, for the detection of tumors and swellings.
Non-Invasive Imaging for Precise Diagnostics and Personalized Care
Experience the benefits of non-invasive diagnostic imaging through our ultrasound services. Our skilled veterinarians utilize ultrasound technology to examine internal organs, detect abnormalities, and guide medical decisions.
With this safe and painless procedure, we gain valuable insights into your pet’s health, enabling us to deliver personalized care and effective treatment plans.
1. Consultation
Our team will discuss your pet's medical history and symptoms to determine if an ultrasound examination is required.
2. Positioning
Your pet will be comfortably positioned, and our team will apply a gel to the skin to enhance the ultrasound images.
3. Imaging
Using advanced ultrasound technology, our veterinarians will capture real-time images of your pet's internal organs or specific areas of interest, aiding in diagnosis and
4. Treatment Plan
Our vets will analyze the ultrasound images, provide a comprehensive assessment of your pet's condition, and discuss appropriate treatment options or further diagnostic procedures.
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Frequently Ask Questions
An ultrasound is a non-invasive imaging technique that uses sound waves to create images of your pet's internal organs. It can help diagnose conditions such as tumors, organ abnormalities, and pregnancy.
Yes, ultrasound is a safe diagnostic tool commonly used in veterinary medicine. It does not involve radiation and is generally well-tolerated by pets.
In most cases, sedation is not required for an ultrasound. However, if your pet is anxious or uncooperative, our veterinarian may recommend mild sedation to ensure a successful and stress-free procedure.
The duration of an ultrasound appointment can vary depending on the purpose of the examination and the complexity of your pet's condition. Typically, it takes between 30 minutes to an hour.
Ultrasound is a painless procedure and is generally well-tolerated by pets. The gel used during the examination may feel slightly cool on the skin, but it should not cause any discomfort.
Ultrasound is generally considered safe, and the risk of complications is minimal. However, in rare cases, some pets may experience mild skin irritation from the gel used during the procedure. Our experienced team will take appropriate measures to minimize any potential risks.
