Digital Radiographic & Sonographic ImagingRadiographs (x-rays) are the diagnostic modality of choice for a number of problems, ranging from broken bones to pneumonia to swallowed foreign objects. Radiographs are particularly useful for visualizing and diagnosing problems like bone fractures, hip dysplasia, and arthritic changes in joints.
Ultrasound is the imaging modality of choice for many diseases and conditions. Ultrasound produces a visual map of the interior of the body and is often a critical tool for to the comprehensive diagnosis of cancer, adrenal disease, liver disease, kidney disease, and gastrointestinal problems. 
Our ultrasound room and equipment.
Liver with gall bladder obstruction.
Mass in the spleen of a dog (yellow marks).
Bladder stones (yellow arrows).
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Our radiology room.
This is the left front limb (arm) with a dislocated radius and fractured ulna.
The left hip of this cat has severe and painful degenerative changes.
Protective equipment is important. We wear lead aprons and gloves to minimize radiation exposure to our team.
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