Our team treats our patients as if they were their own pet and will ensure they are as comfortable as possible during their visit.
Utilizing some of the most advanced equipment and technology available, our board-certified doctors are able to see abnormalities, clarify findings, and provide a detailed report in a timely manner.
Being veterinarian managed allows us to stay unbiased in our commitment to providing the best specialty care available for our patients. Fast and accurate diagnostic imaging without bias.
At Animal Imaging, we value and care about our veterinarians and staff as much as we do for our patients and it shows in our collaborative and supportive work environment. Want to join our growing team?
Socks, 10-year-old male neutered Shepard mix, presented to Animal Imaging for abdominal ultrasound. He originally presented to his primary DVM after concerns of weight gain, polyuria and polydipsia, and previous diagnosis of hyperadrenocorticism.
Sky, a 13-year-old male neutered domestic short hair cat, presented to Animal Imaging for thyroid scan prior to receiving treatment with I-131 therapy. He has a history of uncontrolled hyperthyroidism and weight loss regardless of increasing Methimazole dosing.
Dancer, 3 year old spayed-female Sheepdog, presented to Animal Imaging for skull and thoracic computed tomography following a history of chronic epistaxis.
Misty, 10-year-old quarter horse mare used for barrel racing, presented to her primary veterinarian for a chronic grade 2/5 left forelimb lameness. When blocked to palmar digital nerve anesthesia, the lameness switches to a grade 1.5/5 right forelimb lameness.
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