Our modern digital system provides super-clear images almost instantly. That means faster answers for you and your pet.

What to Expect

Getting X-rays almost always has to be carried out under sedation – there’s no way to explain to a cat or a dog to lie completely still in a certain position in order for us to get clear images. It generally takes up to half an hour depending on the number of images required. After the X-rays, we give a quick reversal to wake your pet up gently—so they can be back on their paws and on the road to feeling better.