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Non-Invasive Imaging for Your Pet's Health
Ultrasound diagnostics allow veterinarians to examine your pet's internal organs using sound waves to create real-time images. At Canyon Lake Veterinary Hospital, ultrasound may help investigate medical concerns, evaluate internal structures, and provide valuable information to guide your pet's care.
Feline Specials
Spay – $350
Neuter – $299
Includes pre-op exam, TNT, ear check, bloodwork, IV catheter, fluids, and take-home meds.
Canine Specials
Spay up to 50 lbs – $399
Spay over 50 lbs – $499
Neuter up to 50 lbs – $399
Neuter over 50 lbs – $499
Includes all the essentials: exam, TNT, ear check, bloodwork, IV catheter, fluids, and take-home meds.
Dental Cleaning
0–30 lbs + Feline – $399
31–50 lbs – $499
51–100 lbs – $599
Extractions: $40 per tooth
Includes all the essentials: exam, TNT, ear check, bloodwork, IV catheter, fluids, and take-home meds.
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What to Expect During an Ultrasound
Ultrasound is generally non-invasive and does not use ionizing radiation. Depending on the area being examined, a small section of fur may need to be clipped to improve image quality. Your veterinarian will explain the procedure and discuss whether additional testing is necessary based on the findings.
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When Is a Pet Ultrasound Needed?
Abdominal Conditions
Examine organs such as the liver, kidneys, bladder, and spleen.
Pregnancy Evaluation
Help assess pregnancy and monitor developing puppies or kittens when appropriate.
Masses and Tumors
Evaluate abnormal growths or changes in internal organs.
Unexplained Symptoms
Investigate concerns such as abdominal discomfort, vomiting, or changes in appetite.