Visual diagnostics

Advanced veterinary echoscopy allows you to quickly, painlessly and without additional stress to the animal to diagnose the condition of the internal organs, to detect pathologies or diseases, as well as to monitor the reproductive system, pregnancy and various body tissues.

Ultrasound is one of the most common tests performed on animals. It is non-invasive, painless and very informative. It is used to examine the digestive, cardiac, urinary, endocrine and reproductive systems, as well as to monitor the fertility of female animals. Normally, sedation is not necessary for the test unless the animal is aggressive or under severe stress.

An ultrasound can be done not only when your pet is unwell, but also as a preventive measure, especially for older pets. A veterinary ultrasound performed just once a year can help to detect emerging pathologies of the internal organs and cancers in time. The examination is carried out with the animal lying down or standing up, with the hair cut from the area to be examined.

An ultrasound can be done not only when your pet is unwell, but also as a preventive measure, especially for older pets. A veterinary ultrasound performed just once a year can help to detect emerging pathologies of the internal organs and cancers in time. The examination is carried out with the animal lying down or standing up, with the hair cut from the area to be examined.

• Allows to diagnose a medical problem in real time;
• No anaesthesia required for most animals;
• Less stress for pets.

This is a quick, effective and completely painless test that helps diagnose a wide range of body ailments or disorders – to assess the condition of the lungs, heart and blood vessels, bones and joints, and to monitor the healing process after a fracture or dislocation.
Abdominal X-rays look at the organs of the abdominal cavity, including the stomach, intestines, liver, urinary and reproductive organs.

Currently, there are no CT scans at Kaivana clinic, but Raimonda Uosytė interprets and evaluates the results of scans performed elsewhere.