Radiography (X-Rays)

Accurate Diagnostics for Better Care

Our hospital is fully equipped with modern radiography (X-ray) technology to help diagnose a wide range of medical conditions in pets. Radiographs are a safe, non-invasive, and highly effective way for our veterinarians to assess your pet’s health and guide the best possible treatment.


What is Radiography?

Radiography, commonly known as X-rays, is a diagnostic imaging technique that allows us to view the internal structures of your pet’s body. It is particularly useful for examining bones, as well as the chest and abdominal organs.

What to Expect

Before taking X-rays, one of our veterinarians will perform a thorough physical examination and discuss your pet’s symptoms with you.

During the procedure:

  • Your pet will be gently positioned to obtain clear images
  • Most X-rays can be performed quickly and comfortably
  • In some cases, mild sedation may be recommended to reduce stress and ensure accurate positioning

Our team always prioritises your pet’s comfort and wellbeing throughout the process.

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When Might My Pet Need X-Rays?

Your veterinarian may recommend radiographs if your pet is experiencing:

  • Lameness or suspected fractures
  • Breathing difficulties or coughing
  • Vomiting or abdominal pain
  • Suspected ingestion of foreign objects
  • Ongoing or unexplained illness

Radiographs are an important tool in helping us quickly and accurately diagnose many common conditions.

Results and Diagnosis

In most cases, your pet’s X-rays can be reviewed immediately by our veterinarians. If needed, images can also be shared with specialist radiologists for further evaluation. We will discuss the findings with you and outline the next steps in your pet’s care.


Conditions We Can Diagnose

Radiographs are commonly used to diagnose:

  • Bone fractures and joint conditions
  • Heart and lung disease
  • Intestinal blockages or foreign bodies
  • Abnormal organ size or shape
  • Certain tumours or masses

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