Wondering why your dog or cat can’t eat before their MRI? Fasting keeps them safe under anesthesia and ensures crystal-clear images. Get practical tips to make prep easier and know exactly what to do if breakfast slips by mistake.

Your pet’s ultrasound came back normal…but something still feels off. Learn what that really means, when to consider advanced imaging, and why a CT could uncover the answers you need to make the best call for your pet’s care.

Ever seen those adorable 'derp' faces pets make when sedated? The Pet Parent’s Guide breaks down why sedation and anesthesia are sometimes needed for safe, smooth veterinary imaging—and what to expect before, during, and after your pet’s visit.

X-rays and ultrasound aren’t rivals—they’re partners in diagnosis. Discover how vets use X-rays to get the overview and ultrasound to zoom in on the details, giving a clearer, more complete picture of your pet’s health.

Strong magnets and radiation mean pet parents can’t be present during MRI or CT scans. This blog explains why it’s safest for everyone, how the veterinary team carefully monitors your pet, and what the drop-off and pick-up process looks like.

Before your pet’s MRI or CT, your vet may suggest lab screenings or cytology. These quick tests safeguard anesthesia and give valuable diagnostic insights. Learn how they help prevent surprises and support safer, more accurate results for your pet.

Advanced imaging doesn’t follow a rigid schedule. Shifting patient needs, technical factors, and emergencies mean timing can vary, but the team prioritizes updates, safe recovery, and transparency so you always know your pet is cared for.

Every pet deserves a stress-free experience. Through gentle anesthesia and constant monitoring, our team keeps your pet calm and safe from start to finish, so you can relax knowing they’re cared for like family.

Discover how CT scans give veterinarians a detailed look at your pet’s health. Learn what conditions they detect, what happens during a scan, and how quickly you’ll get results. This guide answers your biggest questions about veterinary CT scans and why they matter.

We asked our board-certified veterinarians your most pressing questions about MRI for pets. Learn how MRI scans work, what they detect, how long they take, and why they’re a safe, non-invasive way to get clear answers about your pet’s health.