FurWell at Barkingham uses state-of-the-art digital radiology to provide fast, detailed X-ray imaging for your pets. Our advanced equipment produces high-quality images with less radiation exposure than traditional X-ray.
Digital radiography (X-ray) is an essential diagnostic tool for evaluating bones, organs, and body structures. Unlike conventional X-ray film, digital X-rays produce instant images on a computer screen that can be magnified, adjusted for contrast, and shared easily with specialists. Common uses include evaluating fractures, joint disease, heart and lung conditions, abdominal masses, and foreign body ingestion.
Our technicians carefully position your pet for the best diagnostic images. Most pets can be imaged without sedation, though some may need mild sedation for accurate positioning.
The digital X-ray takes a fraction of a second. Multiple views may be taken to fully evaluate the area of concern.
Images are available instantly. Our veterinarians review findings with you the same visit and discuss diagnosis and treatment options.
Digital images are ready in seconds, allowing our team to diagnose and begin treatment planning without delay.
Digital X-rays produce sharper, clearer images than traditional film, helping our veterinarians identify subtle changes that might otherwise be missed.
Digital radiology requires significantly less radiation than conventional X-ray, making it safer for your pet and our veterinary team.
Digital radiology is used to evaluate fractures and joint disease, heart and lung conditions, abdominal organ size and shape, detection of masses or foreign objects, bladder stones, and spinal issues. It provides detailed structural imaging to guide diagnosis and treatment.
The imaging itself takes only seconds per view. Including positioning and review, most radiology appointments are completed within 20-30 minutes. Complex cases requiring multiple views may take longer.
No special preparation is needed for most X-rays. Some abdominal X-rays may be more informative with an empty stomach. Our team will advise you when scheduling. Mild sedation may occasionally be recommended for anxious pets.
Digital X-rays produce sharper images, are available instantly, expose your pet to less radiation, and can be digitally stored and shared with specialists. They are a significant improvement over traditional film X-rays.
Call us at (864) 458-8500 or visit 1240 E Butler Rd, Greenville, SC 29607. We are open Monday through Thursday, 8am to 4pm. Same-day X-ray appointments are often available.
When your pet needs imaging, trust FurWell at Barkingham for fast, accurate results. Call (864) 458-8500 or visit 1240 E Butler Rd, Greenville, SC 29607. Open Monday through Thursday, 8am to 4pm.
