Faster Diagnosis
In-House

Results are reported back in 24 hours (4 -6 hours for critical cases)

Our Services

Pennsylvania Mobile Veterinary Ultrasound offers a full scope of ultrasound imaging and procedures within your small animal facility, all done with little disruption to your staff and workflow. We can accommodate a wide range of minimally invasive imaging and sampling, including, but not limited to the following:

  • Thoracic Ultrasound and Echocardiogram
  • ECG
  • Blood Pressure
  • Abdominal Ultrasound
  • Fine Needle Aspiration of Organs and Fluid
  • Telecytology
  • Cystocentesis
  • Pericardial/Abdominal Tap
  • Urethral/Bladder Traumatic Catheterization
  • Pregnancy Scan
  • Thyroid and Small Parts
  • Orthopedic evaluation of the Achilles, Stifle, and Shoulder

Indications for Ultrasound

  Elevated chemistry enzymes
  Suspicion of mass(s)
 Change in appetite
  Respiratory changes
  Heart murmurs
  Musculoskeletal changes/lameness

View/Download Sample Reports

Every ultrasound scan we perform is sent to a team of boarded specialists for review and interpretation. You'll find our reports to be comprehensive, with clear diagnoses and treatment recommendations. 

Sample Echocardiogram Report
Sample Thyroid Report
Cardiology-Canine
10 lad mass2-1
telecytology

Common Indications for Veterinary Ultrasound

Overall, ultrasound will help to:
Define disease severity
Diagnose early
May help avoid unnecessary surgery
Provide non-invasive diagnosis with imaging and/or tissue aspiration

Elevated chemistry enzymes
• Evaluate organ size, vascularity, echotexture
• Obtain fine needle samples to further diagnose primary or secondary disease
• Gather insight on surgical prognosis, multisystem involvement

Suspicion of mass(s)
• Further investigate palpable, or radiographic abnormalities

Change in appetite
• Vomiting, diarrhea, increased/decreased appetite or thirst
• Ultrasound imaging can provide the necessary diagnosis of obstructive patterns, pathology, and general morphology of the complete digestive system

Respiratory changes
• Assess minor or advanced lung changes, mass(s)

Heart murmurs
• Evaluate source, severity of velocity elevations
• Valve, muscle function, degree of functional change
• Insight on medication institution, modification

Musculoskeletal changes/lameness
• Evaluate ligament, tendon, and muscle health preoperatively for orthopedic procedures, or to evaluate the need for surgical intervention