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Before you come in
We strongly recommend that your referring veterinarian prescribe oral sedatives to ensure a smooth process. Pets coming in for abdominal ultrasounds need to be fasted for 8-12 hours and ideally have a full bladder, particularly if they are coming in for a urinary tract issue. (Don’t let them pee from the car to our door!). Cardiac ultrasounds don’t require the pet to fast or have a full bladder, but oral sedatives are even more important in reducing stress and providing quality reports.
Water, though, does not need to be restricted. If your pet is on insulin or another medication that must be given with food please consult with your veterinarian.
A referral is not necessary. Once you schedule your appointment we communicate with your veterinarian to ensure that the requested service was recommended.
What to bring to the appointment
To make the process easier, it’s a good idea to bring:
- An update of your pet’s condition since the last vet visit. We will contact your veterinarian prior to the visit to obtain records.
- A list of any medications (and dosages) your pet is currently taking.
- A secure leash or carrier to keep them safe in the clinic environment (mandatory).
Hours
Monday – Friday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Read before your visit
Pet Ultrasound: What to Expect During Your Visit
How to prepare, what happens in the room, what your veterinarian is looking for, and what happens after the scan.
Read the guide →Common questions
Can I stay with my pet? How long do results take? Do I need a referral? What forms of payment do you take?
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