Animal Ultrasound in Nambour | All Animal Veterinary Services

Ultrasound & Radiology

At All Animal Veterinary Services, we provide animal ultrasounds in Nambour. Our veterinarians examine all of your pet's vital internal structures and organs, assess their size and shape and can detect any irregularities or abnormalities.

Ultrasound examinations are often used to diagnose conditions such as cardiac disease, liver or kidney problems, cysts, abscesses and bladder stones. They can also be used to monitor pregnancy and foetal development in animals.

Our veterinarians are able to use ultrasonography to assess your pet's health in a non-invasive, painless and accurate manner. If you need an ultrasound examination for your pet, call (07) 5441 2355 to book! We also provide pre-export work, consultations, exotic pet medicine, small animal surgery and more.

We aim to take the stress and guesswork out of your pet's health care with our radiology and imaging services. Our imaging equipment allows us to produce accurate and detailed X-Ray images of your pet's body, providing our veterinarians with the information they need to diagnose and treat any issues.

Using our digital radiography capabilities, we can provide same day results for many routine procedures like orthopaedic and soft tissue examinations.

To discuss your pet’s needs or make an imaging appointment, contact All Animal Veterinary Services today. Our friendly team is here to answer any questions you may have.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is ultrasonography?

Ultrasonography is a diagnostic tool used to examine the internal structure and organs of the body. It uses sound waves to create images, which allow us to view conditions such as pregnancy or organ diseases in detail. Ultrasound is non-invasive and does not require any surgical procedures.
What types of examinations can be done with ultrasonography?

Ultrasonography is used to examine organs such as the heart, liver, kidneys and intestines. It is also ideal for pregnancy testing.
What are the benefits of radiography and imaging?

Radiography and imaging are non-invasive and do not require any surgical procedures. Digital radiography provides high quality images that can be used to diagnose a wide range of conditions, including orthopaedic, soft tissue and contrast work. CT scans and other more detailed imaging procedures are referred to the relevant specialists.
What is the difference between ultrasonography and radiography?

Ultrasonography uses sound waves to create images of internal organs, while radiography uses X-Rays to take pictures of bones. Radiographs provide a different type of image than ultrasounds, which can be used for diagnosing different conditions. Both are non-invasive procedures.