Gone are the days of waiting for film to develop. North Hill Veterinary Clinic utilizes advanced Digital Radiography to capture high-definition images of your pet’s bones and chest in seconds. This technology means less time on the table for your pet, lower radiation doses, and instant results for you.
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Just a few common questions about Digital Radiography (X-ray). If there is something else you need to know just ask in the Contact Us form below!
Not quite. X-rays are great for bone and metal. However, soft items like socks, plastic bags, or squeaky toys don’t always show up well because they look the same density as the stomach fluids. In these cases, we look for “gas patterns” that suggest a blockage, or we might use Ultrasound instead.
We avoid X-rays in early pregnancy. However, in the final week (Day 55+), we often perform a “Puppy Count” X-ray. At this stage, the puppies’ skeletons are calcified (hard), allowing us to count exactly how many skulls and spines are present so you know when she has finished whelping.
The cost depends on the number of “views” (pictures) we need and whether sedation is required. We will always provide you with an estimate before we begin.
We wish! But no, the radiation passes through them instantly and leaves no residue. They are safe to cuddle immediately.
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