Laboratory / Radiology

Advanced Diagnostic Imaging for Your Pet’s Health

When your pet is not feeling well, it is not always possible to understand what is happening through a physical examination alone. Veterinary radiology provides a safe and effective way to look inside your pet’s body and diagnose medical conditions that may otherwise go unnoticed. X-rays allow veterinarians to evaluate bones, organs, and internal structures to help create accurate treatment plans.

At TLC Pet Hospital, we utilize advanced diagnostic imaging technology to help identify injuries, illnesses, and internal abnormalities. Our radiology services allow our veterinary team to make informed decisions and provide the best possible care for your dog or cat.

What Are Veterinary X-Rays?

Veterinary X-rays, also known as radiographs, use imaging technology to create detailed pictures of your pet’s internal structures. These images help veterinarians evaluate areas of concern that cannot be seen from the outside.

X-rays are commonly used to examine:

Bones and joints
Chest and lungs
Heart size and shape
Abdominal organs
Digestive system
Teeth and jaw structures
Areas affected by injury or illness

Radiographs provide valuable information that helps guide diagnosis and treatment recommendations.

Conditions X-Rays Can Help Diagnose

Radiology plays an important role in diagnosing a wide range of health conditions.

X-rays can help identify:

Broken bones and fractures
Hip dysplasia
Arthritis and joint disease
Bone abnormalities
Bladder stones
Foreign objects
Intestinal blockages
Heart and lung conditions
Certain tumors or growths

TLC Pet Hospital also performs specialized imaging studies when needed, including diagnostic evaluations for conditions such as hip dysplasia.

Schedule Pet Radiology Services at TLC Pet Hospital

Diagnostic imaging is an important tool that helps us understand your pet’s health and provide the right treatment. Whether your pet has an injury, illness, dental concern, or requires advanced diagnostics, TLC Pet Hospital is here to help.

Contact TLC Pet Hospital today to schedule an appointment and learn more about our veterinary radiology and X-ray services.