The heart is an electrical pump, and sometimes the wiring needs a check-up. An ECG (Electrocardiogram) allows North Hill Veterinary Clinic to record the electrical rhythm of your pet’s heart, helping us detect irregular heartbeats, diagnose fainting episodes, and ensure safety during anesthesia.
About this Service...
This service is not currently listed as available at other clinics in this state.
Just a few common questions about ECG. If there is something else you need to know just ask in the Contact Us form below!
No – almost never. Calm handling is enough.
Yes—rate and rhythm can change. We allow pets to settle and interpret in context
It detects rhythm/conduction problems. Structural disease and heart failure assessment generally need chest X-rays and/or an echocardiogram.
Usually 5–10 minutes; longer if multiple leads/runs are required.
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