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Ultrasound and Echocardiogram

Advanced diagnostics for your furry family member's health

We are very excited to state that we have a partnership with Oncura Partners.

Quality, dependable imaging consists of three things: the equipment, the operator (capturing images), and the interpretation.

Collier Parkway Animal Hospital has partnered with Oncura Partners to provide our clients with state-of-the-art ultrasound equipment. We use this painless and noninvasive method to examine and evaluate internal organs like soft tissue organs, the chest cavity, and other bodily structures to obtain an accurate diagnosis. With online access to board-certified veterinary specialists, our clients will receive the most advanced treatment protocols and techniques available today in veterinary medicine. Through this partnership, we believe that, together, we can improve patients’ quality of life.

Detect and diagnose potential heart conditions in your pet with our cutting-edge pet echocardiogram services in Land O’ Lakes, Florida. Our advanced technology and expertise allow us to gain a deep understanding of your pet’s heart health, which in turn helps us provide the best possible treatment options for your cherished companion.

Understanding Ultrasound and Echocardiogram for Pets

When it comes to keeping pets healthy, advanced diagnostic imaging plays a vital role. Ultrasound and echocardiogram technology offer a safe, non-invasive way to examine internal organs and heart structures. At Collier Parkway Animal Hospital, these tools not only help confirm or rule out certain conditions but also provide peace of mind for pet owners who want clear answers about their companion’s health. By using these techniques, veterinarians can detect issues early, monitor ongoing concerns, and guide treatment with precision.

  • Non-invasive and stress-free procedure – Unlike exploratory surgery or invasive tests, ultrasound and echocardiogram are gentle methods that do not require incisions, making them safer and more comfortable for pets

  • Accurate insight into organ health – Ultrasound provides detailed images of organs such as the liver, kidneys, bladder, and spleen, which can help detect abnormalities like tumors, cysts, or blockages

  • Comprehensive cardiac evaluation – Echocardiogram focuses specifically on the heart, enabling veterinarians to assess heart muscle strength, valve function, and blood flow, which is especially important for breeds prone to heart disease

  • Early detection leads to better outcomes – Identifying conditions in their early stages often allows for quicker intervention and treatment, potentially reducing long-term complications

  • Guides treatment and long-term monitoring – These imaging results help veterinarians track the progression of conditions, adjust medications, and plan surgical or therapeutic approaches with confidence

Clear Imaging for Better Pet Care

Ultrasound and echocardiogram services allow veterinarians to look deeper into your pet’s health without the need for invasive procedures. These imaging tools provide valuable insight into internal organs, blood flow, and heart function. With accurate results, your veterinarian can create a more effective treatment plan and give your pet the best chance for a healthy future.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is an echocardiogram different from a regular ultrasound?
An echocardiogram focuses on the heart. It shows how the heart is moving, how the valves are working, and how blood is flowing. We use it to check for heart problems in pets.
How long does an ultrasound or echocardiogram take?
It usually takes about 30 to 60 minutes, depending on what is being checked. We take time to get clear images so results are accurate.
Why would a vet recommend an echocardiogram for my pet?
An echocardiogram is often recommended if a vet hears a heart murmur, sees signs of heart disease, or wants to monitor an existing heart condition. We use it to better understand the heart’s health.
How should I prepare my pet for an ultrasound?
Often, pets may need to fast for a few hours before an abdominal ultrasound. Shaving a small area of fur may also be needed for clearer images. We give pet owners specific instructions ahead of time.
Do pets need anesthesia for an ultrasound?
Most pets don’t need anesthesia. Sometimes mild sedation is used if a pet is very anxious or needs to stay still. We decide based on what makes the pet calm and stress-free.

Let’s Make Your Pet’s Health a Priority!

We’re here to help your furry friends thrive. Contact us today to discuss your pet’s needs!