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When your pet is experiencing pain, an injury, or unexplained symptoms, diagnostic imaging can help your veterinarian understand what is happening inside the body.
At Erin Centre Animal Hospital, we provide digital pet X-rays for dogs and cats to help evaluate bones, joints, the chest, abdomen, and other areas of concern. Digital imaging provides clear images that can support a timely and accurate veterinary assessment.
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Digital radiography can provide useful images of different parts of your pet’s body. Depending on the reason for the examination, your veterinarian may use X-rays to assess:
X-rays can help evaluate suspected fractures, bone injuries, joint abnormalities, and other skeletal concerns. They may also be recommended when your pet is limping, having difficulty walking, or experiencing pain after an injury.
Chest X-rays can help your veterinarian evaluate the heart, lungs, and surrounding structures when your pet has coughing, breathing difficulties, or other respiratory concerns.
Abdominal X-rays can help investigate certain digestive and abdominal concerns. They may be recommended when there is a suspicion of a swallowed foreign object or gastrointestinal obstruction.
Additional diagnostic imaging or testing may be recommended depending on the findings and your pet’s symptoms.
Dental X-rays allow your veterinarian to examine areas below the gumline that cannot be fully evaluated during a routine oral examination.
They can help assess tooth roots, surrounding bone, and other dental structures. Dental X-rays may be recommended as part of a dental procedure or when a damaged or abnormal tooth requires further evaluation.
X-rays may also be useful when investigating certain bladder or urinary tract concerns. Depending on your pet’s symptoms, your veterinarian may recommend X-rays together with other diagnostic tests such as bloodwork or urinalysis.
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Your veterinarian may recommend digital X-rays when your pet has:
X-rays are recommended based on your pet’s individual condition. Your veterinarian will determine which imaging or diagnostic tests are appropriate.
Your pet will first receive a physical examination. Our veterinarian will review the symptoms, medical history, and reason for the visit to determine whether digital X-rays may be helpful.
Your pet will be carefully positioned for the required X-ray views. Keeping your pet still is important for obtaining clear images.
Some pets can have X-rays performed without sedation. However, sedation may be recommended if your pet is anxious, painful, or unable to remain still during the procedure.
The X-ray images are reviewed as part of your pet’s overall veterinary assessment. Your veterinarian will discuss the findings and recommend the appropriate next steps based on your pet’s condition.
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At Erin Centre Animal Hospital, digital X-rays are part of our broader approach to veterinary diagnostics and patient care.
Our veterinary team can:
Our goal is to provide the diagnostic information needed to help your veterinarian make informed decisions about your pet’s care.
If your dog or cat is experiencing pain, an injury, unexplained symptoms, dental concerns, or another health issue that may require diagnostic imaging, our veterinary team can assess your pet and determine whether digital X-rays are appropriate.
Located in Mississauga, Erin Centre Animal Hospital provides veterinary care and diagnostic services for dogs and cats.
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Digital X-rays use a small amount of radiation and are widely used in veterinary medicine. Your veterinarian will determine whether X-rays are appropriate based on your pet’s condition and the diagnostic information needed.
Not every pet needs sedation. It may be recommended if a pet is anxious, painful, or unable to remain still enough to obtain clear images. Your veterinarian will determine whether sedation is appropriate.
No. X-rays are useful for evaluating many conditions, but they cannot detect every type of health problem. Depending on your pet’s symptoms and the X-ray findings, your veterinarian may recommend additional diagnostic tests or imaging.
Yes. X-rays can help veterinarians evaluate bones and identify many types of fractures and other skeletal abnormalities.
Yes. Dental X-rays can help evaluate teeth, tooth roots, and the surrounding bone in dogs and cats. They may be recommended when dental disease, damaged teeth, or problems below the gumline are suspected.
X-rays can help veterinarians investigate suspected gastrointestinal foreign bodies or obstruction in some cases. Additional imaging or diagnostic tests may be recommended depending on your pet’s condition and the findings.
X-rays can be useful when investigating certain bladder and urinary tract concerns. Your veterinarian may recommend X-rays alongside other diagnostic tests depending on your pet’s symptoms and medical history.
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We’d love to welcome you to our practice. Get in touch with us today to book your pet’s next visit.