In veterinary radiology, X-rays are used to examine the bones, joints, organs, and soft tissues of animals. These images enable veterinarians to identify fractures, tumors, infections, intestinal blockages, heart issues, and other health problems. Techniques such as contrast radiography can be utilized to enhance the visibility of specific structures.

Animals often hide the symptoms of the disease, we recommend veterinary diagnostics in order to detect problems as soon as possible and start treatment

An internal medicine examination for small animals focuses on diagnosing and treating issues related to internal organs, including those of the digestive, respiratory, urinary, endocrine, and other systems.

Specialist examinations for pets encompass specific diagnostic, therapeutic, or surgical procedures that focus on particular organs, systems, or types of diseases.

Ultrasonography is an important diagnostic tool in veterinary medicine as it allows veterinarians to gain a detailed insight into the internal structures of the body without the need for invasive procedures.

General surgery in veterinary medicine encompasses various types of procedures, from routine surgeries like spaying and neutering to complex surgical interventions on internal organs, bones, joints, or soft tissues.

Anesthesia in veterinary medicine is used to facilitate painless and safe surgical or diagnostic procedures in animals.

Different breeds are predisposed to various conditions affecting different joints. For example, Border Collies, German Shepherds, and Irish Wolfhounds most commonly have issues with their shoulders.