Pet Diagnostic Imaging
At PetDesk Animal Hospital, our individualized veterinary care starts with advanced pet diagnostic imaging from our on-site suite in Denver, CO. Whether we’re conducting a routine exam or treating complex cases, diagnostic imaging helps us understand what’s happening inside your pet’s body so we can tailor our treatment to their exact needs.
Expert Pet Diagnostic Imaging in Denver, CO
Pet diagnostic imaging is an essential part of our care process, enabling us to accurately identify a wide range of conditions and develop appropriate care. Utilizing this set of tools, we can comprehensively assess what issues are affecting your pet, from injuries to underlying illnesses, for a fast and reliable resolution.
Pet Diagnostic Imaging
Pet diagnostic imaging refers to a variety of techniques that our veterinary team use to examine your pet’s internal organs, bones, and tissues without the need for invasive surgery. These imaging tools give us valuable information about your pet’s health, helping us diagnose conditions more quickly and accurately.
Our skilled veterinary team commonly utilizes diagnostic imaging to assess your pet’s health during wellness exams and check-ups. We also make extensive use of this technology when conducting operations or performing urgent care in order to comprehensively monitor your pets’ condition during the procedure.
If you believe your pet may benefit from pet diagnostic imaging, or if you’ve noticed any unusual symptoms, contact PetDesk Animal Hospital in Denver, CO, today. We’re here to diagnose and treat your pet with the highest level of care and compassion.
Common Forms of Pet Diagnostics:
X-Rays
(Radiography)
This is one of the most common forms of diagnostic imaging. X-rays allow us to evaluate your pet’s bones and organs for signs of injury, disease, or abnormalities.
Ultrasound
Using sound waves, an ultrasound creates detailed images of soft tissues and organs, helping us diagnose conditions in the abdomen, heart, and other areas.
CT Scans
(Computed Tomography)
This technique provides cross-sectional images of your pet’s body, giving us a more detailed view than traditional X-rays.