X-Rays & Ultrasounds for Pets | Diagnostic Imaging Currumbin | The Vet Lounge Currumbin

X-Rays & Ultrasounds for Pets

Advanced diagnostic imaging for fast, accurate answers — so we can get your pet on the road to recovery sooner

Diagnostic Imaging at The Vet Lounge Currumbin

When your pet is unwell or injured, accurate diagnosis is everything. Our diagnostic imaging services allow our vets to see what’s happening inside your pet’s body without invasive procedures — delivering quicker answers and faster treatment.

At The Vet Lounge Currumbin, we use state-of-the-art digital radiography (X-ray) and ultrasound technology, allowing us to identify problems with bones, organs and soft tissues rapidly and with precision.

Diagnostic imaging On-site imaging means faster results. Rather than referring you elsewhere, our in-house imaging lets us diagnose and act quickly — keeping your pet comfortable and your stress to a minimum.

Digital X-Rays (Radiography)

Our digital X-ray system produces high-resolution images instantly, with significantly less radiation than traditional film X-rays. We use radiography to assess:

  • Fractures and bone abnormalities
  • Joint disease and arthritis
  • Chest conditions (heart, lungs)
  • Foreign body ingestion
  • Dental root and jaw health
  • Abdominal organ size and shape
  • Urinary tract stones

Diagnostic Ultrasound

Ultrasound uses sound waves to create real-time images of internal organs and soft tissue structures. It is completely safe, non-invasive and painless. We use ultrasound to evaluate:

  • Abdominal organs (liver, kidneys, spleen, bladder)
  • Pregnancy confirmation and foetal monitoring
  • Heart structure and function (echocardiography)
  • Masses and tumours
  • Fluid accumulation
  • Guided biopsy or fine needle aspiration

What to Expect During Imaging

Most imaging procedures are quick and well-tolerated by pets. X-rays typically take only a few minutes. For ultrasound, the fur over the area being examined may be lightly clipped and a small amount of gel applied — this is completely harmless and helps transmit the sound waves clearly.

In some cases, mild sedation may be recommended to keep your pet still and comfortable, particularly for X-rays that require precise positioning. Our team will discuss this with you before any procedure.

Combining Imaging with Other Diagnostics

Diagnostic imaging is most powerful when combined with a thorough physical examination, blood tests and urinalysis. Our vets interpret imaging findings in the context of your pet’s full clinical picture to reach the most accurate diagnosis and tailored treatment plan.

Get Answers Fast with On-Site Imaging

Don’t wait for a referral — our in-house X-ray and ultrasound services deliver same-visit results.

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