In the right hands when it matters.

Digital radiology (X-rays)

X-rays are an important, cost-effective diagnostic tool for your cat or dog. They help identify conditions affecting the lungs, heart, abdomen, oral cavity, bladder and kidneys. A radiograph can detect tumors, stage heartworm disease, find bladder and kidney stones, and identify swallowed foreign objects.

X-rays are also key for diagnosing and treating broken bones, joint injuries and other orthopedic conditions.

With digital radiographs and direct access to board-certified radiologists, we can have results back in as little as an hour rather than the typical five or six. Digital images are higher quality than standard X-rays and can be shared with your regular veterinarian by email.

Ultrasound

Ultrasound gives a very precise look at your pet’s internal organs, chest and abdomen without surgery or sedation.

It is invaluable for making treatment decisions for heart disease, assessing the health of internal organs, and identifying lesions, where they started and whether they have spread. During surgery, ultrasound helps guide our veterinarians when taking a biopsy.

Diagnostic lab

We offer a wide range of diagnostic tests through our in-house lab and an outside reference lab. Testing can detect heartworm, Lyme disease, infections, feline leukemia, intestinal parasites, urinary tract infections and many conditions that go unnoticed in their early stages.

Early blood testing can show evidence of diabetes or changes in liver or kidney function, or provide a baseline for the future. We also run pre-anesthetic screening before dental or surgical procedures that need general anesthesia.

First aid, medications & laser therapy

When your pet is not feeling well or has had an accident, call us during business hours. Our doctors and staff provide first aid, medications and laser therapy as part of treatment and recovery.

For an after-hours emergency, please contact your nearest emergency animal hospital.