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Veterinary Ultrasonography

Our ultrasonography service provides safe, non-invasive imaging to examine your pet’s internal organs and soft tissues. Ultrasound can help veterinarians assess abdominal and other internal conditions and support accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.

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Veterinary ultrasonography is a safe, non-invasive imaging technique used to examine the internal structures of dogs and cats. It provides real-time images that can help veterinarians evaluate organs and soft tissues without using radiation.

Ultrasound may be recommended when your pet has symptoms such as abdominal discomfort, vomiting, changes in appetite, unexplained weight loss, urinary concerns or other signs that require further investigation.

Our veterinary team uses ultrasound findings alongside the clinical examination and other diagnostic tests to support a more complete understanding of your pet's condition and guide appropriate care.

Conditions & concerns covered

Abdominal pain or discomfort Vomiting and digestive concerns Changes in appetite or unexplained weight loss Urinary and bladder concerns Liver and gallbladder evaluation Kidney and abdominal organ assessment Reproductive and pregnancy-related evaluation Soft-tissue abnormalities Unexplained internal masses or fluid accumulation Further investigation of abnormal clinical or laboratory findings

When to contact a veterinarian

Contact a veterinarian if your pet has persistent vomiting, abdominal discomfort, reduced appetite, unexplained weight loss, changes in urination, abdominal swelling, unusual lethargy or other symptoms that do not improve. Your veterinarian can determine whether an ultrasound or other diagnostic investigation is appropriate.

What to expect

  1. Step 1

    Veterinary examination and review of your pet's medical history

  2. Step 2

    Assessment of symptoms and diagnostic requirements

  3. Step 3

    Preparation of your pet for the ultrasound examination

  4. Step 4

    Ultrasound scanning of the required organs or soft tissues

  5. Step 5

    Real-time review of the images

  6. Step 6

    Veterinary interpretation of the findings

  7. Step 7

    Discussion of results and recommended next steps

Facilities

  • Veterinary ultrasound imaging
  • Dedicated diagnostic examination area
  • Real-time imaging capability
  • Veterinary-supervised diagnostic assessment
  • Clean and pet-friendly clinical environment

Benefits

  • Non-invasive diagnostic imaging
  • No ionising radiation
  • Real-time visualization of internal structures
  • Helps evaluate abdominal organs and soft tissues
  • Supports earlier and more accurate clinical assessment
  • Helps guide treatment and further diagnostic decisions

Safety information

Ultrasonography is generally a safe, non-invasive diagnostic procedure. Your veterinarian will determine whether your pet requires any preparation before the examination. Some pets may need gentle restraint or additional preparation depending on the area being examined. Follow the veterinary team's instructions before the appointment and inform them about any existing medical conditions or medications.

Where this service is available

Metro Pet Hospital - Sector 23, Gurugram

SCO-18, HUDA Market, Sector 23, Sector 23, Gurugram

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Metro Pet Hospital - Sector 99, Gurugram

Shop G-190, Ocus Medley, Sector 99, Gurugram

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Metro Pet Hospital - DLF Phase IV, Gurugram

D-02, Supermart-II, DLF Phase-IV, Gurugram

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Questions about ultrasonography

What is ultrasonography for pets?
Ultrasonography, or ultrasound, is a non-invasive imaging technique that uses sound waves to create real-time images of internal organs and soft tissues in pets.
Why might my pet need an ultrasound?
A veterinarian may recommend an ultrasound to investigate symptoms such as vomiting, abdominal discomfort, appetite changes, weight loss, urinary problems or other concerns involving internal organs and soft tissues.
Is ultrasound safe for dogs and cats?
Ultrasound is generally considered a safe, non-invasive diagnostic procedure and does not use ionising radiation. Your veterinarian will determine whether it is appropriate for your pet.
Will my pet need preparation before an ultrasound?
Preparation depends on the area being examined and your pet's condition. Your veterinary team will provide specific instructions before the examination if fasting or other preparation is required.

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