X-rays and Ultrasound fot Dog and Cat
DIGITAL AND DENTAL X-RAYS
X-ray machines we have on-site can help us to quickly assess any injury or physical abnormality that could affect the well-being of your pet.
Whether for a urinary, digestive, joint, or other respiratory problem, an X-ray will help us make a more precise diagnosis.
We can promptly adopt a plan of action, whether medical or surgical nature or both at once.
ULTRASOUND
It is also possible to do an abdominal ultrasound, be it a medical problem for pregnancy diagnosis or for evaluation of the urinary system.
If a heart problem is suspected, it is possible to hire a specialist who will travel here to perform a cardiac ultrasound of your pet.
Radiography and Diagnostic for Pets
With our internal diagnostic laboratory, we can perform various analyzes we need to identify your pet’s problem. We can begin treatment immediately, which will help your pet recover quickly.
Blood Analysis: glycemia, hematology and biochemistry
Urology
Cytologie Skin, mass and ears
Fecal Analysis
In-house Detections tests: Lyme, Heart Worm, AIDS and Feline Leukemia, Pancreatic Lipase, Parvovirus.
If necessary, we can also send samples to an external laboratory for specific tests.
LATEST ARTICLES
LATEST ARTICLES
Latest news and statements regarding pet care, guidelines, training, and grooming.
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DID YOU KNOW ?
In the wild, a cat spends between 2 and 11 hours chasing prey. That he will not catch
only one in three and one in ten.