CT scans provide high-detail, 3D cross-sectional images that help our Albury vets diagnose complex problems of the head, chest, abdomen and spine—fast and accurately.
About this Service...
Just a few common questions about CT Scan. If there is something else you need to know just ask in the Contact Us form below!
CT delivers far more detail and true 3D reconstruction, letting us see inside complex areas (skull, spine, chest) that are hard to interpret on a flat X-ray image.
The scan usually takes 15–30 minutes. Pets go home the same day; reports are typically ready within 24–72 hours.
Yes. A short general anaesthetic is needed so images are perfectly still (no motion blur).
Generally, yes. We adjust anaesthesia for seniors and perform pre-anaesthetic checks to minimise risk.
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