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The veterinary diagnostic imaging allows precise information to be obtained on organs, tissues and internal structures, being a key tool for confirming diagnoses, assessing disease progression and planning treatment or surgery in dogs and cats.
At Benivet Benissa We use diagnostic imaging techniques as part of the clinical process, always integrated with the veterinary examination and complementary tests, to provide a complete and reliable assessment of each patient.
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At Benivet Benissa we offer you an advanced service of veterinary diagnostic imaging for dogs, cats and other pets. We use digital radiography y veterinary ultrasound The latest generation of technology for accurate, real-time results on your partner's health status.
Such tests are essential for detecting fractures, internal injuries, cardiac or digestive problems, as well as to perform veterinary check-ups preventive measures. In addition, they allow us to support diagnostics in areas of internal medicine and plan procedures for veterinary surgeryalways in coordination with our experience in general medicine.
Diagnostic imaging provides detailed information from inside the body to support diagnosis and clinical decision-making.
The image diagnosis helps us to look "inside" when the physical examination is not enough to confirm the cause. At Benivet Benissa we choose the most appropriate technique according to the clinical signs and the target (bone, thorax, abdomen, joints, soft tissues), and we indicate each test only when it provides useful information for diagnosis and treatment plan:
Veterinary practice in BenissaStarting point for deciding which test makes the most sense based on symptoms and examination.
Veterinary radiologyuseful in trauma, lameness, spineevaluation of thorax (cough/breathing difficulty) and some abdominal emergencies.
Veterinary ultrasound: indicated in abdominal pain, recurrent vomitingproblems of liver/kidney/bladdermasses or soft-tissue alterations.
Veterinary CAT scan: recommended in complex cases (spine, joints, skull), when we need to more detail to plan treatment or surgery.
To complete the assessment, we often interpret the findings in combination with blood tests y urinalysisespecially if there is suspicion of internal disease. If the case requires global follow-up, we coordinate it from veterinary internal medicineand if it is a locomotive problem, with veterinary orthopaedics and traumatology.
👉 If you want an assessment to decide which test is the most appropriate, request an appointment here or call +34 622 325 271.
According to the DGT, when travelling with your pet in the car, you must place a separator to prevent your pet from distracting you and
Only a veterinarian can assess the health status of the animals, taking also into account other circumstances such as the type of
Domestic or companion animals, particularly those belonging to the canine species, shall also be classified as potentially dangerous,
It is recommended when there are symptoms that cannot be identified by physical examination alone, such as lameness, recurrent vomiting, urinary problems, masses, respiratory difficulties, abdominal pain or persistent otitis. Imaging techniques allow internal structures to be seen and provide accurate diagnostic guidance.
Ultrasound: ideal for viewing soft tissues (abdomen, kidneys, liver, bladder, uterus, preliminary heart).
Digital radiography: excellent for bones, lungs, trachea, thorax and foreign bodies.
TACS: advanced 3D studies for traumatology, neurology, complex masses or deep thoracic pathologies.
At Benivet Benissa we will tell you which is the most appropriate test depending on the clinical case.
The ultrasound and radiography is usually performed without sedation, except in very nervous or painful animals. The TACThe test, on the other hand, requires general anaesthesia so that the pet remains completely immobile and the test is safe and accurate.
No. They are safe and non-invasive procedures. In the case of X-ray or CT, the duration of exposure to X-rays is very short and is performed under strict protection protocols. Ultrasound is completely painless.
In Benivet Benissa, the results of X-rays and ultrasound scans are often reviewed and explained at the same time. The studies TAC may require specialised analysis, but are usually delivered at short notice together with a detailed report.
Yes, in many cases, imaging can identify the exact cause of the problem and determine whether surgery is necessary or whether alternative medical treatments can be applied. It is also used to plan surgeries more safely and accurately.
Do you have any doubts about care, treatment or prevention for your pet? Consult our section of Frequently Asked Questions where we solve the most common queries about dogs and cats.
