A 4-year-old Australian Cattle Dog came in tired with a small bump, but X-rays told a bigger story. Walk through this real case step by step, learn how vets spot pulmonary metastases, and see why three-view radiographs can change everything for diagnosis.

CT scans use rotating X-rays to create 3D images of your pet’s body, revealing bone injuries, tumors, or hidden disease with remarkable clarity. Discover how this advanced imaging tool helps veterinarians diagnose and plan treatment with confidence.

When your pet stops eating or can’t hold down their dinner, it could be more than an off day—it might be a GI blockage. This blog walks you through the red flags, what vets look for, and how advanced diagnostics help get your pet back on track.

Your pet’s imaging visit is only the beginning. What happens after is just as important. From urgent updates to treatment planning, discover how results flow seamlessly back to your veterinarian and set the stage for your pet’s next steps.

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.