Pet Diagnostics: Radiology & Ultrasound
Accurate diagnostics allows us to provide exceptional veterinary care. Chisholm Trail Veterinary Clinic of Luling utilizes diagnostic imaging for a surgery-free full picture of your pet’s internal structures.
If your pet becomes ill or injured, Chisholm Trail Veterinary Clinic will conduct a complete and accurate evaluation of your pet. Our veterinarians and staff have access to the latest in digital radiography and veterinary ultrasound technology. When your pet is receiving digital X-rays or ultrasound, our staff will keep your pet as comfortable as possible.
Digital X-Ray for Pets
Digital X-rays help our veterinarians quickly view your pet’s bones and (some) organs. With no chemical development requirement, digital x-rays are instantly available, which often means a quicker diagnosis. Our digital X-ray equipment is state-of-the-art and helps us detect a variety of ailments.
How We Use Our In-House Laboratory
When you bring your pet to Chisholm Trail Veterinary Clinic of Luling, your pet’s test results come in quickly through our on-site laboratory.
The types of testing we do most often include:
In addition to running tests in-house, we also work with external labs for more specialized testing. Whatever the case, your pet will be quickly diagnosed and treated once we receive results.
Pet Ultrasound
Our advanced veterinary ultrasound equipment allows our veterinarians to study vital organs, including your pet’s liver, kidneys, bladder, and heart, and determine if they’re functioning properly. We utilize ultrasound as a noninvasive diagnostic tool to assess many conditions like pregnancy, disease, blockages, cysts, and tumors. Ultrasounds quite literally save lives by providing accurate images of your pet’s internal organs.
Chisholm Trail Veterinary Clinic veterinarians and staff strive to deliver five-star veterinary service using the latest technology in digital radiology and ultrasonic equipment. We’re here to provide the outstanding customer service that you and your pet deserve.
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