Valley Veterinary Clinic Pet Lodge and Salon
Radiology
Our Hospital offers advanced imaging services at our facility, with the option to send the films to a licensed radiologist for review if necessary.
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Common Problems We Diagnose:
Broken bones: X-rays and other tests can identify any fractures or breaks affecting an animal.
Cancer: Diagnostic imaging can determine the location and severity of tumors and masses.
Heart disease: The heart’s health can be monitored by tests that show its size and any irregularities present.
Respiratory illness: Some procedures can show any issues, fluids, or abnormalities in the lungs and airways of an animal.
On your departing instructions, you will have an x-ray number that can be used to access the x-rays on our website. Put the number into the x-ray search box and see your pet’s x-rays from your own computer.