ศูนย์ภาพวินิจฉัยทางรังสีและอัลตร้าซาวด์ 
(Image Center for Pets)

The Image Center for Pets is an experienced and sophisticated tool for diagnosing various diseases with medical imaging. It simulates the "eyes" of a veterinarian that help to clearly see the abnormalities within the pet's body without opening the surgery.



PAKH Rangsit Veterinary Center recognizes the important role in modern veterinary medicine by helping to improve diagnostic accuracy, speed and safety.

Main technologies and services of the Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging Center

Digital Animal Radiography / X-ray

It is an X-ray imaging of internal organs. The digital system provides a sharper image and uses less radiation than a traditional film system.

Using what tests?

Bones and joints: Detect broken bones, joints, osteoarthritis, or structural disorders

In other words, it's the same.

 Oncology: Assess the size and shape of the heart, check for lung disorders such as pneumonia, pneumonia or tumors.

 Gastrointestinal: Detect fake foreign substances ingested by pets, sneezing in the bladder or kidney, obstructed intestines, etc.

Dog and cat ultrasound

It is the use of high-frequency sound waves to create a real-time image of the internal organs, showing the function and structure of the organs that are soft tissues.

Using what tests?

 Abdominal organs: Check the liver, kidneys, spleen, pancreas, bladder, adrenal glands and intestines for tumors, cysts, inflammation or other disorders.

 Reproductive system: pregnancy screening, evaluation of uterine and ovarian disorders

 Echocardiogram: A special cardiac ultrasound to assess the structure, size of the heart chamber, function of the heart's tongue and compression of the heart muscle.


Advantages: Highly safe because it does not use radiation, can see the organ function immediately, no pain.

Dog Cat computed tomography 
(CT scan-CT scan)

A dog-cat computer X-ray, or CT Scan (Computed Tomography), is a diagnosis of a disease using a computer X-ray machine that can create a detailed cross-sectional and three-dimensional image of the internal organs of the pet's body, enabling the veterinarian to make more accurate treatment planning decisions.

This examination uses X-rays that can penetrate the body and are detected by the scanner, allowing you to see the details inside the body with precision.

The benefits of CT scanning for dogs and cats

 Assist in the diagnosis of complex diseases, such as cancer, heart disease, respiratory diseases and bone and joint diseases.

 Provide clear images and separate the opacity of various tissues in the body.

 Assist in treatment planning and treatment follow-up.

 Can accurately detect the abnormality of internal organs.

Preparation before inspection

 Pets must undergo a preliminary medical examination prior to CT scan, such as blood transfusion, heart exam, etc. as anaesthesia is required.

 Avoid water and food at least 6-8 hours before the examination.

 The owner should inform the veterinarian about the pet's medical history and chronic diseases.

Risks and Side Effects

 Risk to radiation and radioactive substances

 Allergies to radioactive substances such as nausea, vomiting and redness

 Risk of addiction

If you have any questions or need more information about CT scans for dogs and cats, please feel free to contact us. We are happy to answer any questions .... Any questions are answered.