X-Ray
X-rays are an imaging technique that uses ionizing radiation to create images of the body's internal structures. They are particularly suitable for examining bone and joint disorders and for diagnosing certain diseases in the chest and abdomen. X-rays are expeditionary and are frequently used in small animal medicine.
Computed Tomography
Computer tomography (CT) is an imaging technique that uses X-rays to create detailed cross-sectional images of the body. It makes it possible to display internal structures in very high detail and thus supports the diagnosis and control of various diseases, for example in the area of the head, chest, abdomen and extremities.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is an imaging technique that uses strong magnetic fields to create detailed images of organs and tissues. It is particularly suitable for examining soft tissues such as the brain, spine, muscles and joints and is often used to diagnose diseases of the nervous system and the musculoskeletal system.
FOR ANIMAL OWNERS
Our veterinary teleradiology service offers animal owners a trusted, expert second opinion on diagnostic imaging when clarity matters most. Board-certified veterinary radiologists independently review your pet’s radiographs, CT,or MRI studies to confirm or refine the diagnosis and support well-informed treatment decisions. This service provides added confidence, reduces uncertainty in complex cases, and delivers peace of mind—without the need for additional appointments or repeat imaging.
FOR VETS
Teleradiology - you as a veterinarian can get fast, expert interpretations for your radiographs, CTS or MRIs helping you make more confident and accurate decisions for your patients. You receive detailed reports, differential diagnoses, and guidance on next steps or referrals within a short time, allowing you to manage complex or uncertain cases more effectively, provide advanced diagnostic care to your clients, and save time—all without needing an on-site specialist.
MOBILE ULTRASOUND
Our mobile ultrasound service offers veterinary practices in the German-speaking part of Switzerland a flexible and professional solution for diagnostic imaging. An experienced ECVDI Diplomate performs the examinations directly in your practice, using state-of-the-art ultrasound technology and expert knowledge. This allows your patients to benefit from precise diagnostics without the added stress of transport, and you receive immediate, professional written results for further treatment planning. Would you like to offer your clients advanced diagnostics directly on-site? We would be happy to come to you.
our partners
HIP DYSPLASIA
Causes, diagnosis, and modern treatment options for a painful joint disease in dogs and cats.
Dental X-RAYS in DOGS AND CATS
Identifying the cause of pain in the mouth of a dog or cat and treating it correctly.
AWAKE CT EXAMINATION IN DOGS AND CATS
Advanced imaging without anesthesia – when and how CT scans can be performed safely in awake dogs and cats.
Is SEDATION RISKy?
The vet recommended a sedation or short anesthesia for diagnostic imaging - What are the risks?
SAMPLING, FNAs, BIOPSIES
Ultrasound-guided FNAs, biopsies and core biopsies → a clear diagnosis and targeted treatment.
Are X-rays dangerous?
X-ray tests important diagnostic methods in veterinary medicine. However, many pet owners ask themselves: Are X-rays dangerous for my dog or cat?
What do my customers say?
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Frequently Asked Questions
How quickly will I receive the radiology report?
Most cases are processed and reported within 24 to 48 hours (on business days). In case of emergencies, please contact us using the contact form.
What type of imaging studies do we interpret?
We interpret X-rays, CT scans, and MRIs in dogs and cats, as well as exotic animals.
How do I submit image files for evaluation?
Fill out the “SUBMIT A CASE” form and you will receive a link where you can upload the images. DICOM images are required for CT and MRI and are generally preferred also for X-rays (other formats such as JPEG, GIF, and PDF are usually of low quality and can only be evaluated in individual cases).
What are the costs for an examination?
The cost of evaluation depends on the type of examination, the number of images, and the desired processing time. Standard X-ray findings usually cost between 75 and 95.- CHF. CT, MRI, or complex cases may incur additional fees.
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