Digital X-ray for cats and dogs
Digital X-ray images of the skeleton, chest and internal organs within seconds, reviewed at the clinic.
About this service
X-rays are a fundamental diagnostic tool that guides vets in many situations — suspected fractures and dislocations, swallowed foreign objects, assessing the lungs and heart, or examining the abdominal organs.
At our clinic, digital (DR) X-rays are taken with the Mindray VetiGen P50 X-ray generator. With a digital system there is no film to develop; the image appears on the computer screen within seconds. The unit’s laser sensor measures the patient’s body thickness and suggests suitable exposure settings.
The images are reviewed by our vets during the same visit, and the findings are explained to you clearly. If needed, complementary tests such as a blood test can also be done in-house.
Our team’s training in this area
What we offer
- Digital X-ray with the Mindray VetiGen P50 (125 kV / 100 mA)
- Imaging of the skeleton, chest and abdomen
- Laser thickness measurement for suitable exposure settings
- Reviewed by a vet during the same visit
Who is it for?
- Pets with lameness or injuries from falls or accidents
- Cats and dogs suspected of swallowing a foreign object
- Patients with coughing or breathing difficulties
- Pets for whom an assessment of the internal organs has been recommended
How it works
Step 1: Examination
After the examination, our vet decides whether an X-ray is needed.
Step 2: Positioning
Your pet is gently positioned on the X-ray table; the exposure takes only a few seconds.
Step 3: Digital image
The image appears on the computer screen within seconds.
Step 4: Review
Our vet examines the images and discusses the findings with you.
Equipment we use for this service
Frequently asked questions
When are X-ray results reviewed?
Digital X-rays taken with the Mindray VetiGen P50 appear on the computer screen within seconds. The images are reviewed by our vets during the same visit and the findings are explained to you clearly; the whole process usually takes 15–30 minutes.
How long do blood test results take?
Complete blood counts are run on our Mindray BC-30 Vet and biochemistry tests on our Mindray vetXpert, in-house; samples are not sent to an outside lab. Results are usually reviewed by our vets and explained to you within 15–30 minutes.
What should I do in an emergency?
Stay calm and call +90 541 923 87 90; a short description helps our vet prepare while you are on your way. Do not give human medicines or try to make your pet vomit without speaking to a vet. If you suspect poisoning, bring the packaging of the product your pet swallowed. For more, see our emergencies page.
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