Digital X-Ray Radiography in North Richland Hills

X-Ray (Radiography) in North Richland Hills

The veterinary team at Cornerstone Animal Hospital in North Richland Hills utilizes non-invasive tools such as X-rays to diagnose and treat our patients. Our facility features a state-of-the-art digital X-ray system that helps pinpoint the cause of your pet’s discomfort, illness, or injury.

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When Is X-Ray Necessary?

If your pet is showing signs of illness or has experienced trauma, X-rays are an invaluable diagnostic tool that helps our doctors determine the best course of care. X-rays are often the first step in emergencies, and results can guide next steps in our emergency care or hospitalization departments.

During general wellness exams for senior pets, X-rays can detect potential issues that might become serious later, including:

  • Urinary bladder stones or kidney stones
  • Chest abnormalities such as an enlarged heart or tumors
  • Lung problems like pulmonary edema or pneumonia
  • Broken bones (fractures) or joint dislocations
  • Tumors (masses) or cancer
  • Twisted stomach or intestines
  • Swallowed coins or other foreign objects in the stomach or intestines

At Cornerstone Animal Hospital, veterinarians may combine X-rays with other diagnostic tools like ultrasound or echocardiography to develop a personalized treatment plan for your pet. Findings from an X-ray may also lead to a referral for pet surgery or orthopedic surgery when a fracture, mass, or joint issue is identified.

Consultations with a Board-Certified Radiologist are available at any time for an additional fee.

Dental X-Ray in North Richland Hills

Dental X-Ray

Dental X-rays help differentiate healthy teeth from those that are infected and may require extraction. They also reveal abnormalities beneath the gums, including root damage, tumors, and abscesses, making them an important part of our dental services.

For more information about imaging services, please contact us today at (817) 514-8387.

How do I know if my pet needs an X-ray?

If your pet has experienced trauma, is showing signs of illness, or your veterinarian wants to rule out internal issues, an X-ray may be recommended as part of the exam.

Is X-ray safe for my pet?

Yes, digital X-rays are a safe, non-invasive way to diagnose a wide range of conditions, from fractures to internal masses.

Do senior pets need X-rays during wellness exams?

Many senior pets benefit from X-rays during wellness visits, since they can catch issues like bladder stones, heart changes, or early tumors before symptoms appear.

How quickly can I get X-ray results?

Our digital X-ray system provides fast, high-quality images that our veterinarians can review the same day.

Can X-rays detect swallowed objects?

Yes, X-rays are commonly used to check for swallowed coins, toys, or other foreign objects in the stomach or intestines.

Do you offer radiologist consultations?

Yes, Board-Certified Radiologist consultations are available for an additional fee if a more specialized read is needed.

Are dental X-rays different from regular X-rays?

Yes, dental X-rays focus specifically on the teeth and areas beneath the gums to detect infection, root damage, or hidden abscesses.

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