Animal Medical Center of Plainfield
Radiology
X-rays help us inspect the health of bones and organs, or to view foreign objects and sometimes tumors. Our veterinary team is equipped to perform X-rays used to diagnose pet ailments.
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X-rays allow veterinarians to visualize abnormalities within the body such as:
Broken bones
Tumors, growths, masses
Heart disease
Abnormal organs
Respiratory illness
Pregnancy
If abnormalities are detected with an x-ray, our veterinarians may advise on additional testing or diagnostics which may include ultrasound, lab work, referral, or even surgery.