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Advanced Pet Scan & Imaging Services

Here at Cypress Veterinary Hospital, we proudly offer advanced pet imaging services, including fluoroscopy and pet CT scans. These services provide a comprehensive scope of your pet’s medical status and highlight any underlying conditions that may require medical attention.

We ensure each patient is closely monitored by our surgical care team, with a staff doctor overseeing the entire process. Through general anesthesia, vital sign monitoring, and heat support, your pet’s safety is our priority throughout their pet scan. After the procedure, you’ll receive a detailed report from a board-certified radiologist, including recommendations for further diagnostics or treatment.

Computerized Tomography (CT) and Fluoroscopy

CT Scans

Computer Tomography (CT) Scans are an advanced diagnostic tool that provides us with a full picture of your pet’s health, allowing us to properly address medical concerns. Our pet CT scans are non-invasive and painless, ensuring the patient’s comfort at every part of the process. 

Pets are placed under general anesthesia, allowing us to capture high-resolution, cross-sectional images of critical structures such as the nasal passages, ears, lungs, chest, stomach, and joints. This pet imaging technique helps us identify various conditions, including nasal polyps, inner ear growths, shunts, masses, tumors, and more. 

We provide these pet scans at an accessible price point, with greater availability than many specialty hospitals in the area. 

Fluoroscopy

Fluoroscopy for pets is a dynamic technique that allows us to track fluid movement throughout the body, much like an x-ray movie. This method is particularly valuable when diagnosing conditions such as megaesophagus, gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), and collapsing trachea. 

By visualizing how fluids move in real time, we can gain crucial insights into your pet’s health, leading to more accurate diagnoses and effective treatment plans. Fluoroscopy delivers a level of detail beyond what traditional imaging can offer, making it an essential resource for the Cypress veterinary team.

With this advanced medical technique, we can provide the highest quality care and treatment tailored to your pet’s specific needs.

Referring Veterinarians

We offer a seamless referral process for veterinarians needing a CT scan for their patients. Our facility provides high-quality imaging at an affordable cost, with ample availability. We pride ourselves on collaborating with you to deliver the best care to your clients, ensuring that all patients are returned to you after their scans.

We guarantee that:

  • The entire process is overseen by a staff veterinarian.
  • Patients are closely monitored by our skilled surgical care team.
  • After the scan, patients are recovered and discharged in the afternoon.
  • Finalized reports from a board-certified radiologist are delivered to you, complete with recommendations for any additional diagnostics or treatment.
  • If anything emergent is discovered on a scan, we will promptly reach out to you to discuss next steps.

To initiate a referral, get pricing details, and refer a patient, email us at cypressveterinaryhospital@gmail.com or call (281) 469-8056!

We’re committed to providing compassionate care for both you and your pet(s)!

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A veterinary CT scanner control station with a large monitor and keyboard setup in a clinic.
Close-up view of a veterinary CT scanner with a sliding table, used for detailed imaging of animals.
A detailed 3D scan of a spine with highlighted vertebrae, used in veterinary imaging for diagnosis.
A CT scan showing a detailed view of a dog's abdominal region with internal structures clearly visible for analysis
CT scan of a dog’s spine and vertebrae, with abnormalities marked by red arrows for further examination.
CT scans of a dog’s skull in multiple views, with areas of bone structure highlighted by green arrows.
A veterinary CT scanner with a computer setup, used for imaging pets, in a well-lit clinic room.