Diagnostic imaging can be defined as the medical processes that capture images of the body. It provides a veterinarian with valuable information to make an accurate diagnosis. By having these images of internal organs, we don’t need to rely solely on physical exams when evaluating a pet’s condition and can more confidently diagnose and treat your pets.
Digital Radiography (X-rays)
This method is incredibly safe and allows our vets to quickly capture high quality diagnostic images. X-rays can be used in assessing orthopedic conditions, possible gastrointestinal obstructions, lung disease, and many other ailments. Since they are in digital format, we can share these images with clients and with other locations.
Ultrasounds
Ultrasounds are a non-invasive method to evaluate the internal organs of a pet. They are one of the best ways to assess a pet’s intestines, kidneys, liver, spleen, bladder, and other organs. Ultrasounds are sometimes critical to making an accurate diagnosis of a pet’s condition.
Digital radiography and ultrasound are available on-site at all three Everhart
Diagnostic Imaging is Just A Phone Call Away
Everhart Veterinary Hospital is always accepting new patients. We will do our best to accommodate same day appointments if your animal has any urgent medical issues. This applies to everyone, and it does not matter if your companion is a new patient.
If you need urgent care, please call our hospital directly at 410-355-3131. We have urgent care available at both the Everhart Veterinary Hospital and the Everhart WellPet Center; however, major medical treatment or surgeries will are done at our hospital location.
We will do our best to accommodate your pet’s urgent medical issues. If you need urgent care, please call our hospital directly at 410-355-3131. You can reach the Everhart WellPet Center at 410-793-7670. We are committed to helping your pet in any way that we can. If we discover that your pet needs a higher level of care, we may transfer the patient to a more specialized hospital that offers 24-hour care.
