Veterinary X-rays (radiography) use electromagnetic radiation to create images, especially useful for bones and certain internal organs.

Common Uses:

• Bone and Joint Issues: Detecting fractures, arthritis, or tumours.
• Chest Imaging: Assessing lung conditions (pneumonia, tumors, etc.) and heart size.
• Abdominal Imaging: Identifying foreign bodies, bladder stones, and organ abnormalities & blockages.
• Spinal Imaging: Diagnosing disc disease, vertebral fractures and Spondylosis.

X-rays are quick, accessible, and non-invasive, making them a key diagnostic tool in veterinary care.