Pet Ultrasound
Ultrasound gives us a real-time look at organs, fluid and structure — without anaesthesia in most cases. It's an essential next step when blood tests raise questions.
What to expect at the clinic
A clear, unhurried process — so you always know what's happening and why.
- Step 1
Assessment
Doctor determines whether ultrasound will answer the clinical question.
- Step 2
Preparation
A small area is clipped for good contact. Most pets need no sedation.
- Step 3
Scan
Real-time imaging of the target organs or region.
- Step 4
Interpretation
Findings explained and integrated with lab results.
Benefits for your pet
- Detailed view of soft tissues and organs
- Guides biopsies, drainage and treatment planning
- No radiation exposure
Common questions
Still unsure? Call us on 0318-5828350 — a doctor will speak with you directly.
Does my pet need to be sedated?+
Most pets do not need sedation. Anxious or painful patients may benefit from mild sedation.
Do I need to fast before ultrasound?+
Fasting for 8–12 hours is usually recommended for abdominal scans.
Cared for by experienced veterinarians
Led by Dr. Syed Zaib Ul Hassan — with Dr. Muhammad Abdul Basit Abbas and our resident doctors on rotation, every hour of the day.
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Learn moreReady to book pet ultrasound?
Call, WhatsApp, or book online — a doctor will confirm your visit and guide you through what to bring.