Ultrasounds...and why we need them.
What does a ultrasound do and how does it work?
An ultrasound examination, also known as ultrasonography, is a non-invasive imaging technique that allows internal body structures to be seen by recording echoes or reflections of ultrasonic waves. ... "Ultrasound waves that are reflected will return as "echoes" to the probe, and are converted into an image."
What can my pet expect during a ultrasound?
Depending on what we are imaging, your pet may have a little wet hair to a small shaved area. Ultrasound are easy on your pets, and the biggest concern is to have them stay still. If your pet is having an in depth ultrasound preformed, we may help with the nerves and give a small amount of medication to get them through.
What can the ultrasound detect?
We use ultrasound technology to aid in diagnosis of many conditions, along with using it as a guide for our bladder samples.
What can be expected after the ultrasound?
Due to the low evasiveness of the procedure your pet should be able to go back to its normal routine.
NEW CLIENTS AND PATIENTS
Due to the current busy state of the veterinary world, we are currently putting a temporary freeze on accepting clients transferring from other veterinary clinics. However, we are still accepting new patients including puppies and kittens looking to establish with a veterinarian. We absolutely love and appreciate all our current clients and want to make sure we have the time and energy to offer the best quality services to them. As soon as we are able to lift this temporary freeze, we will let you know. Thank you for understanding and being patient with us.