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Ultrasound examination, or ultrasonography, offers a minimally invasive and effective diagnostic method for observing changes or abnormalities in your pet’s organs. It is useful for studying heart conditions and examining abdominal organs.
Pet ultrasounds can also confirm pregnancy and are safe for the litter, posing no risk. The procedure is quick, painless, and does not require anesthesia.
Dog and cat ultrasounds enable early detection of internal abnormalities, such as nodules, masses, cysts, and abscesses, which cannot be seen externally. Early diagnosis leads to more successful treatments and faster recovery times.
They can be used to diagnose:
- Bladder and bladder stones
- Enlarged lymph nodes
- Fluid within the abdominal region
- Abnormal blood vessels
- Adrenal abnormalities
- Uterine infections
- Diagnosis of pregnancy
- Heart diseases
For your pet’s ultrasound:
- Fasting: No food overnight before the exam.
- Shaving: The area may need to be shaved for clearer images, as ultrasound waves can’t pass through air.
- Alternative: In some cases, like pregnancy checks, rubbing alcohol and ultrasound gel might be used instead of shaving.
Shaving is usually recommended for the best results.
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6636 1788
8922 3626
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564A Balestier Road, Singapore 329880
6565 1788
8015 0854
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283 Outram Road, Singapore 169068 (Shophouse near Tiong Bahru)
6575 1788
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