Want to ensure your pet gets the best care? Combine board-certified vet expertise with the latest technology for the perfect formula. Learn more about what this means for your furry friends!

Discover how outpatient veterinary imaging is revolutionizing the way pet owners can understand and protect their furry friends. Learn more about the ways this technology contributes to better diagnosis, treatment plans, and overall quality of life for pets!

As a pet parent, knowing stroke symptoms and treatment in dogs is vital. This guide is here to help you ensure that your furry friend gets the best care possible so keep reading for everything you need to know!

Learn about why veterinarians may need to shave your pet before an imaging scan and the relief you can provide for temporary razor burn. Get all the facts here from our veterinary experts at Sage Veterinary Imaging!

Have you ever wondered why veterinary MRI scans cost so much more than human MRIs? Read on to learn about the factors contributing to higher costs and how Sage Veterinary Imaging offers cost-effective diagnostic imaging services.

Learn about meningitis in dogs, including its symptoms, prevention, and treatment options: CT, MRI and ultrasound. Let's keep our pups happy and protected!

Your pets can’t talk (but you wish they could!). So figuring out what’s making them sick is complicated. If common diagnostic procedures fail to provide an answer, your pet could need an MRI. Knowing the cause of your pet’s ailment can then help you decide what to do next. In this blog, we explore everything there is to know about MRIs for pets.

Worried that your dog might have DM? Don't panic! Learn all about this neurological condition, understand the signs, and find out how you can help your pet manage degenerative myelopathy with regular physical therapy.

Looking to give your pet a better quality of life? Learn more about physical therapy for dogs, including why it's important, what types of therapies are used, and how it can help your furry friend.

Discover how intervertebral disc disease (IVDD) impacts your furry friend's spine and learn about this common condition that affects many dogs. Explore causes, symptoms, and treatment options in our informative blog post!

In this installment of Q&A with a Vet, Dr. Jaime Sage tells you about cognitive disease in dogs, treatment options, and supplements that may help.

When pets are in pain, they can’t tell us where it hurts. They just don’t speak our language and some diseases are simply hard to diagnose in animals. Underlying, hidden health problems can cause a number of symptoms and standard tests don’t always show everything going on inside your pet.

CCL injuries are the most common knee injuries in dogs. So it’s important to be prepared for when this type of injury happens. And with the right veterinarian team, you can get answers and a proper plan in place for a CCL surgery in dogs.

This week, we cover neurosurgery - yep, the brain stuff! There’s more to it than that though. Some of the most common questions and answers about veterinary neurosurgery are here. And you get a glimpse of what’s to come if your pet needs the help of Sage Veterinary Imaging.

When it comes to Ultrasound, CT, or MRI for your pet, the right team makes all the difference! You want the right drivers (board-certified radiologists) and the right car (equipment) for a victorious race and successful treatment plan.

With the number of French Bulldog owners on the rise, it’s more important than ever to understand the most common illnesses and diseases affecting their best friends.

This week, we cover computer tomography, aka CT. Some of the most common questions and answers about CT are here. And you get a glimpse of what’s to come if your pet needs a CT scan.

As a pet owner, knowing the potential health issues that come with your dog’s breed is an essential part of being your dog’s best friend. Because epilepsy in dogs is so common and potentially life-threatening, all dog owners should be familiar with it.

This week, we cover magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Some of your most common questions and answers about MRI are here. And you get a glimpse of what’s to come if your pet needs an MRI scan.

Hyperthyroidism in cats is similar to hyperthyroidism in humans. It is an endocrine disease because it affects the organs that make and secrete hormones. The significant difference between human and feline hyperthyroidism is the available treatment options.