X-Raying Small Animals: Why Precision MattersWhen working with small animals, veterinary imaging must be both accurate and gentle. From identifying fractures to spotting internal issues, X-rays provide essential insights that guide veterinary treatment plans. However, the equipment must be suitable for the size and needs of the patient. Small anima

Accurate Imaging for Small AnimalsIn small animal care, radiography must be precise while remaining non-invasive. Whether you're investigating for internal conditions or examining fractures, X-ray systems are instrumental to correct diagnosis. That said, the imaging system needs to match the patient's scale and biological sensitivity.Designed speci

Lately, on the list of white sturgeon held at Abernathy grew to become Unwell and died.  As part of the put up-mortem, a veterinarian from the Pacific Region’s Fish Wellbeing program took x-rays on the sturgeon to check out if the images could support diagnose the reason for the fish’s demise.  Far more importantly (as we learned in true time