Ultrasound
ULTRASOUND
Ultrasound is a painless procedure with no known side effects. It does not involve radiation and can be a useful diagnostic tool for our veterinary team.
This diagnostic tool is used in conjunction with radiology.
Ultrasonography, or ultrasound, is a diagnostic imaging technique similar to radiography (X-rays). It is often used in conjunction with radiography and other diagnostic measures. It allows visibility into the deep structures of the body.
Ultrasound can be used for a variety of purposes including examination of the animal’s heart, kidneys, liver, gallbladder, bladder, etc. It can also be used to determine pregnancy and to monitor an ongoing pregnancy. Ultrasound can detect fluid, cysts, tumors or abscesses.
VMC has an inhouse ultrasound machine that allows our veterinary staff to quickly assess pets for emergencies as well as gain an understanding of the appearance and architecture of the abdominal organs.
What makes us different?
Finding the right veterinary clinic for you and your pet family is a challenging task. Any veterinary website or practice will tell you the same things–they practice top quality medicine and have high standards. Well, most practices do. So what makes Veterinary Medical Center of Fort Mill different? The biggest difference is in why we do what we do and why we stand-alone among other hospitals.
What separates us from the rest? First, we are fully accredited by AAHA–indicating the best in veterinary excellence. We have 18 Fear Free Certified team members and we are a Certified Cat-Friendly Practice. Watch the First Impression video to hear our why and find out why Veterinary Medical Center of Fort Mill is such a special place.
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