Sage Veterinary Imaging Blog
Pet Health & Advanced Veterinary Imaging
FAQ: Will my dog or cat need a biopsy during their visit?
Not sure if your pet needs a biopsy after imaging? This quick read explains when fine needle aspiration is used, how it helps your vet get answers fast, and why most pets don’t even need sedation. Stay informed and be your pet’s best health advocate.
FAQ: Will my pet be anxious without me during their scan?
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.
FAQ: What is a veterinary ultrasound, and why use one?
Ultrasound lets veterinarians see inside your pet’s body without radiation or pain. Learn how this gentle imaging tool uses sound waves to reveal organ health, detect problems early, and provide real-time answers during your pet’s visit.
FAQ: What can a veterinarian see with a CT scan?
CT imaging gives veterinarians a clearer look inside your pet’s body—far beyond what X-rays can show. Discover how this 3D scan helps identify fractures, tumors, and internal disease with unmatched precision and insight into your pet’s health.
FAQ: If my pet needs to see a neurologist or surgeon, what happens next?
When your pet needs advanced care, timing matters. Our radiologists share MRI results with neurologists or surgeons the same day, guiding quick treatment decisions and seamless communication between every specialist involved in your pet’s care.
FAQ: Is MRI safe for dogs and cats?
MRI offers a safe, radiation-free way to see inside your pet’s body. Using magnetic fields instead of X-rays, it delivers clear, detailed images while keeping your pet completely protected and comfortable throughout the process.