



Each examination is carried out to the highest standards of excellence in collaboration between our veterinary imaging specialists and our highly trained technicians to ensure an accurate diagnosis.
Non-invasive, rapid modality with high-resolution digital equipment for assessment of fractures and other bone abnormalities, intestinal obstructions and other acute abdominal problems, and lung and heart disease.
Minimally invasive, detailed modality with state-of-the-art equipment for detection of numerous abdominal (various cancers, endocrine problems, vascular malformations, intestinal diseases, etc.), soft tissue and thoracic diseases.
Versatile modality with advanced equipment and examinations for comprehensive detection and evaluation of numerous diseases of the skull and nasal cavities, abdominal, thoracic, vascular, neurological (e.g. herniated discs), soft tissue and bone, including among others evaluation of masses and tumor assessments.
Advanced reference modality with highly specialized equipment for neurological diseases (cerebral and spinal).
Real-time analysis of internal movements for certain cardiac, tracheal, esophageal and orthopedic diseases.
Our veterinary imaging specialists work closely with surgeons, neurologists, oncologists and internists to optimize patient care. This multidisciplinary approach enables rapid and accurate diagnoses, improving therapeutic outcomes.
Whether for routine assessment, in-depth investigation or post-treatment follow-up, our medical imaging service is essential for complete care, always with respect for animal welfare.
In addition, an external ultrasound service is available by appointment for patients of general veterinarians, enabling them to offer this advanced imaging to your furry friends, and benefit from the expertise of veterinary imaging specialists. If required, samples for in-depth analysis can be taken at the time of the appointment.
Our services are tailored to dogs and cats requiring in-depth diagnosis of complex pathologies.
An MRI scan generally takes 45 to 90 minutes, depending on the complexity of the examination and the patient’s condition.