X-ray and Ultrasound

X-rays are emitted from a machine and are absorbed differently by certain parts of the body (fat, bone, soft tissue) and this makes up the image that we see on the film. Ultrasound uses a probe to emit sound waves, which hit the specific tissue and bounce back. X-rays also are used to generate an image of the organ in question.

Yes, we do feline dental X-rays under anesthesia to determine which teeth are healthy or diseased. This allows us to determine which teeth need to be extracted and which are healthy and able to stay in the mouth.

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