Pet X-Ray (Radiography)

Interpretation of radiographic images created by passing x-rays through your pet's tissues.

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Radiography is an important tool for diagnosing and treating a wide range of pet health issues. At Pet Pavilion, we offer both conventional and contrast radiography services, using state-of-the-art technology to ensure accurate and timely diagnoses. Our experienced veterinarians will work with you to develop a customized treatment plan based on your pet's specific needs.

Radiology involves the interpretation of radiographic images created by passing x-rays through your pet's tissues. The x-rays pass through thinner, less dense tissues, such as skin, but reflect off more solid structures like bones. The resulting variations in tissue density provide our veterinarians with a detailed picture of your pet's internal anatomy. For instance, a fracture may appear as a line or gap between two bone pieces.

Digital radiology can help us to identify:

Respiratory disease
Heart disorders
Chronic arthritis
Spinal cord diseases
Tumors
Kidney and bladder stones
Conditions involving the liver and other internal organs
Gastric dilatation volvulus
Cavities or cracked teeth
Gum abscess

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Digital radiology plays a crucial role in identifying and diagnosing a wide range of conditions, including:

Respiratory Disease: Radiographic imaging can help identify conditions affecting the respiratory system, such as pneumonia, bronchitis, or tumors in the lungs.
Heart Disorders: Radiographs aid in assessing the heart's size, shape, and position, which can help detect heart conditions such as heart enlargement, congestive heart failure, or cardiac tumors.
Chronic Arthritis: Radiography allows for the evaluation of joint spaces and bony changes, aiding in the diagnosis and management of chronic arthritis or degenerative joint diseases.
Spinal Cord Diseases: X-rays of the spine help assess spinal alignment and identify abnormalities or injuries that may contribute to spinal cord diseases or neurological conditions.
Tumors: Radiographs can reveal the presence of tumors, growths, or abnormal masses in various parts of the body, assisting in the early detection and evaluation of potential malignancies.
Urinary Conditions: Radiography helps identify kidney and bladder stones, evaluate the size and position of these organs, and assess for other urinary tract abnormalities.
Liver and Internal Organ Conditions: Radiographic imaging aids in identifying conditions involving the liver, spleen, intestines, and other internal organs, including tumors, masses, or abnormalities in their shape or position.
Dental Health: X-rays are essential for evaluating dental health, detecting cavities, assessing tooth root conditions, identifying gum abscesses, and planning appropriate dental treatments.

Our commitment to utilizing the latest technology and expertise in radiography ensures accurate and comprehensive assessments of your pet's health. Radiographic imaging plays a vital role in enabling early detection, guiding treatment decisions, and providing optimal care for your beloved companion.

Contact Pet Pavilion today to schedule a radiography service for your pet, and let our veterinary professionals assist you in obtaining valuable diagnostic insights and developing effective treatment plans.

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What is radiography used for in veterinary?

Radiographs are used to diagnose disease in the chest, abdomen and musculoskeletal system. They are particularly useful for diagnosing fractures, arthritis, and pneumonia.

Can my pet be harmed during the radiography procedure?

Radiography is painless, safe, and completely non-invasive, and it uses only very low doses of radiation. Because the level of radiation exposure needed to perform radiography is very low, even pregnant females and very young pets can undergo radiography.

How does digital radiology compare to traditional film-based methods?

Digital radiography is a faster process that causes less discomfort to your pet while exposing them to less radiation. Once captured, the digital image is immediately available for viewing, with no film processing time required.

Book your appointment

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We will get back to you within 24-48 hours.

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Schedule a visit

Your schedule has been submitted.
We will get back to you within 24-48 hours.

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Radiography is an important tool for diagnosing and treating a wide range of pet health issues. At Pet Pavilion, we offer both conventional and contrast radiography services, using state-of-the-art technology to ensure accurate and timely diagnoses. Our experienced veterinarians will work with you to develop a customized treatment plan based on your pet's specific needs.

Radiology involves the interpretation of radiographic images created by passing x-rays through your pet's tissues. The x-rays pass through thinner, less dense tissues, such as skin, but reflect off more solid structures like bones. The resulting variations in tissue density provide our veterinarians with a detailed picture of your pet's internal anatomy. For instance, a fracture may appear as a line or gap between two bone pieces.

Digital radiology can help us to identify:

Respiratory disease
Heart disorders
Chronic arthritis
Spinal cord diseases
Tumors
Kidney and bladder stones
Conditions involving the liver and other internal organs
Gastric dilatation volvulus
Cavities or cracked teeth
Gum abscess

‍

Digital radiology plays a crucial role in identifying and diagnosing a wide range of conditions, including:

Respiratory Disease: Radiographic imaging can help identify conditions affecting the respiratory system, such as pneumonia, bronchitis, or tumors in the lungs.
Heart Disorders: Radiographs aid in assessing the heart's size, shape, and position, which can help detect heart conditions such as heart enlargement, congestive heart failure, or cardiac tumors.
Chronic Arthritis: Radiography allows for the evaluation of joint spaces and bony changes, aiding in the diagnosis and management of chronic arthritis or degenerative joint diseases.
Spinal Cord Diseases: X-rays of the spine help assess spinal alignment and identify abnormalities or injuries that may contribute to spinal cord diseases or neurological conditions.
Tumors: Radiographs can reveal the presence of tumors, growths, or abnormal masses in various parts of the body, assisting in the early detection and evaluation of potential malignancies.
Urinary Conditions: Radiography helps identify kidney and bladder stones, evaluate the size and position of these organs, and assess for other urinary tract abnormalities.
Liver and Internal Organ Conditions: Radiographic imaging aids in identifying conditions involving the liver, spleen, intestines, and other internal organs, including tumors, masses, or abnormalities in their shape or position.
Dental Health: X-rays are essential for evaluating dental health, detecting cavities, assessing tooth root conditions, identifying gum abscesses, and planning appropriate dental treatments.

Our commitment to utilizing the latest technology and expertise in radiography ensures accurate and comprehensive assessments of your pet's health. Radiographic imaging plays a vital role in enabling early detection, guiding treatment decisions, and providing optimal care for your beloved companion.

Contact Pet Pavilion today to schedule a radiography service for your pet, and let our veterinary professionals assist you in obtaining valuable diagnostic insights and developing effective treatment plans.

‍

What is radiography used for in veterinary?

Radiographs are used to diagnose disease in the chest, abdomen and musculoskeletal system. They are particularly useful for diagnosing fractures, arthritis, and pneumonia.

Can my pet be harmed during the radiography procedure?

Radiography is painless, safe, and completely non-invasive, and it uses only very low doses of radiation. Because the level of radiation exposure needed to perform radiography is very low, even pregnant females and very young pets can undergo radiography.

How does digital radiology compare to traditional film-based methods?

Digital radiography is a faster process that causes less discomfort to your pet while exposing them to less radiation. Once captured, the digital image is immediately available for viewing, with no film processing time required.