Digital Radiology
We considers the use of digital radiograph technology as a critical tool in modern diagnostic procedures. Radiographs, which are commonly known as X-rays, are used to evaluate injuries and conditions which require more than external examination. Radiology equipment gives us a non-evasive way to observe your pet’s internal physiology so that we can provide a more thorough and accurate diagnosis. Our veterinarians use radiographs to detect bone fractures, bladder stones, and tumors, soft tissue problems (those related to the heart, stomach, intestines, reproductive, and urinary systems) as well as to locate swallowed foreign objects such as toys or rocks.
The imaging procedure is completely painless and can be performed on calm and cooperative pets without sedation. Your veterinarian may administer a sedative or general anesthesia in cases where a dog or cat has trouble becoming fully relaxed naturally.
We are proud to offer digital imaging here at McMillan Veterinary Clinic. Digital imaging allows our staff to view X-rays more quickly, not to mention more clearly.
Patients are lightly sedated for radiology and in some cases, they may require general anesthesia. Your veterinarian will discuss this with you prior to the procedure taking place.
The imaging procedure is completely painless and can be performed on calm and cooperative pets without sedation. Your veterinarian may administer a sedative or general anesthesia in cases where a dog or cat has trouble becoming fully relaxed naturally.
We are proud to offer digital imaging here at McMillan Veterinary Clinic. Digital imaging allows our staff to view X-rays more quickly, not to mention more clearly.
Patients are lightly sedated for radiology and in some cases, they may require general anesthesia. Your veterinarian will discuss this with you prior to the procedure taking place.
