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X-rays and Ultrasound

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  • X-rays and Ultrasound
  • Why does my veterinarian need to do tests on my pet?
  • How do X-rays work?
  • How does ultrasound work?
  • Will the examination hurt?
  • Why does my pet have to have an anesthetic?
  • Can the test do any damage to my pet?
  • Why do I have to wait for the results of these tests?
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