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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 IVDD in Dogs?
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!
Q&A with a Vet: What is Cognitive Dysfunction in Dogs and Cats?
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.
CCL Surgery in Dogs: An Effective Surgery for Painful Joints in Dogs
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.
Q&A With a Vet: Neurosurgery
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.
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.
Is Your French Bulldog Acting Strange? 7 Neurological Warning Signs
French Bulldogs are fun, loving companions, but some behavior changes could signal serious neurological issues. Learn the 7 warning signs to watch for, from subtle head tilts to sudden weakness, so you can take action early and keep your pup healthy.
Q&A with a Vet: CT Scans
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.
Epilepsy & Seizures in Dogs: Signs, Symptoms & Treatment
Is your dog having seizures? Don’t panic. Epilepsy is treatable. Learn how to spot the signs, find the cause, and get the right treatment, from medication to MRI scans. Get expert advice to help your dog stay healthy, happy, and seizure-free.
Q&A with a Vet: MRI for Dogs & Cats
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.
Late-Stage Hyperthyroidism in Cats: What Every Cat Owner Needs to Know
Is your cat acting restless, drinking more water, or yowling at night? These could be signs of late-stage hyperthyroidism, a condition that can lead to heart disease, kidney issues, and blindness. Discover the symptoms, risks, and best treatment options to keep your cat healthy.
What’s the Difference? DVM Radiologist vs. MD Radiologist
How does a veterinary radiologist compare to a human radiologist? Explore their education, salary differences, and what it takes to become a board-certified DVM radiologist. If you're considering a career in veterinary radiology, here's everything you need to know.
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.
5 ‘Can’t-Miss’ Neurological Symptoms in Small Dog Breeds
Discover five subtle neurological symptoms in small dog breeds that could signal serious health issues. From wobbly walking to head pressing, early detection is key! Learn what to watch for and how advanced imaging can help your pup get the best care possible.
Utah Dog Owners: Start Here to Find MRI Near You
Finding an MRI for your dog in Utah shouldn’t feel harder than hiking the Wasatch in a snowstorm. With few options, where do you turn? Discover how advanced 3T MRI makes diagnostics faster, clearer, and stress-free, so you and your pup can get back to adventuring!
IVDD in Dogs: Symptoms, Risks & Recovery Guide
Dr. Larry Gainsburg, a leading neurologist and neurosurgeon working with Sage Veterinary Imaging, shares expert insights on IVDD in dogs. Learn to recognize symptoms, explore treatment options, and discover how advanced imaging supports better outcomes for pets.
Where To Find an MRI for Dogs in Central Texas
Wondering if your dog might need an MRI? Learn how it works, what it reveals, and what to expect. Plus, get tips on costs and care so you and your furry friend can feel at ease. From joint pain to seizures, advanced imaging in Round Rock, Texas, can help uncover answers.
Hunting Joint Relief for Your Hunting Dog? MRI Can Help
Explore how advanced MRI scans diagnose injuries in hunting dogs like German Shepherds and Belgian Malinois. Discover how imaging reveals joint, muscle, and mobility issues, ensuring your hardworking companion stays healthy and active—ready for their next adventure!
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.