Xray, Ultrasound and Diagnostic imaging in Surry Hills, NSW

Imaging lets us see beyond the exam. X-rays are ideal for bones, joints and chest views. Ultrasound shows soft tissues in motion and helps us assess organs in real time. Used together, these tools answer questions quickly and safely.

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Last updated: 1 November, 2025

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When imaging helps

Imaging lets us see beyond the exam. X-rays are ideal for bones, joints and chest views. Ultrasound shows soft tissues in motion and helps us assess organs in real time. Used together, these tools answer questions quickly and safely.

Common applications include:

  • Lameness or suspected fracture
  • Cough, heart murmurs or breathing changes
  • Vomiting, diarrheoa, abdominal pain or urinary problems
  • Pregnancy checks and complications
  • Monitoring known conditions

What happens on the day

We use calm handling and low-stress positioning. Sedation is used only when it will improve safety or image quality. For ultrasound, a small area is shaved and gel is applied to allow sound waves to pass. You receive same-day explanations and a copy of the plan. Complex cases may be reviewed by a specialist radiologist.

Preparation and aftercare

Fasting is sometimes needed for abdominal ultrasound. We will advise when to withhold food. Water is usually fine. Most pets go home straight after imaging. If sedation was used, they rest quietly for the remainder of the day.

Frequently asked questions

Is ultrasound safe?

Yes. It uses sound waves, not radiation.

Can you find everything with X-rays?

They are excellent for bones and lungs. Soft tissues are better assessed with ultrasound.

Will results be fast?

Many answers are same day. When a specialist reads the images, we call as soon as the report arrives.

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