Digital X-rays provide fast, detailed images that help diagnose fractures, lung disease, abdominal issues, and many other conditions. Digital technology allows our veterinarians to review images instantly and collaborate across departments when needed.

Abdominal ultrasound is one of VMC's most frequently used imaging tools, providing a non-invasive, real-time view of your pet's internal organs. It allows our team to evaluate the liver, kidneys, spleen, bladder, gastrointestinal tract, and surrounding structures without sedation in most cases.

Abdominal ultrasound is helpful for identifying masses, fluid accumulation, urinary obstructions, GI abnormalities, and organ changes that may not appear on X-rays. All studies are performed and interpreted by our board-certified veterinary radiologist, Dr. Wilson.

CT gives our team detailed cross-sectional views of your pet's anatomy that traditional X-rays cannot. It is especially valuable for evaluating complex fractures, identifying masses or tumors, assessing the nasal cavity and sinuses, and planning surgical approaches.

CT is available at VMC today. All scans are performed in-house and interpreted by Dr. Wilson. Currently, CT is scheduled through our diagnostic imaging team as part of a hospital stay, with general anesthesia or heavy sedation as needed for safety and image quality.

Outpatient CT is in the works. We are building a faster, simpler pathway so families and referring veterinarians can have a CT performed without an inpatient admission. We'll update this page as soon as the outpatient option goes live.

VMC's advanced imaging capabilities go beyond standard radiography and ultrasound. With CT scanning available in-house and outpatient CT in the works, our team can provide detailed cross-sectional imaging without referring your pet to an outside facility.

These tools allow our board-certified radiologist and specialty teams to collaborate on complex cases, from surgical planning to evaluating treatment response, all under one roof.