Ultrasound

Ultrasound enables us to see internal structures by transmitting high frequency sound waves into the body. Identical to the technology used in human medicine (particularly human pregnancy evaluation), this process is completely harmless and it's not painful.

Your pet may have symptoms that indicate something could be wrong internally. With ultrasound, we can visualize the heart, kidneys, bladder, stomach, liver and other organs to help determine your pet's condition. without surgery. Ultrasound can allow us to diagnose quickly, saving time, stress and very often, the lives of our patients.

• Enlarged heart
• Kidney Stone
• Bladder Infection

• Splenic Disease
• Various Tumors
• Bladder Stone

If you follow the simple guidelines below, you can help ensure that your pet's ultrasound examination will be as informative and comfortable as possible.

• Restrict food 12 hours before the appointment

• Encourage water consumption

• Don't let your pet urinate just prior to the appointment (a full bladder is helpful).

• Ask questions, your veterinarian can provide the best information about your pet's health.

You want the best possible care for your pet. As technology continues to advance, state-of-the-art procedures from human medicine are now available for our animal companions as well. We are proud to be one of the progressive veterinary hospitals now offering ultrasound to our patients.

Ultrasound enables veterinarians to visualize the internal anatomy of your pet. We can quickly and painlessly evaluate your pet's condition, giving you quick answers and recommendations for further treatment.