An ultrasound examination usually consists of the following steps:
1. Preparation
Before the pet undergoes an ultrasound examination, it first needs to be shaved part of its fur. The pet is then placed on the examination table and secured in position. During this process, the pet usually needs to be under anesthesia or sedation to allow the examiner to operate better.
2. Probe manipulation
After the preparations are completed, the examiner will use the ultrasound probe to move it over the pet's body to obtain images of the pet's interior in different directions and at different angles. If needed, the probe can also be inserted into the pet's body for examination.
3. Image Recognition
The inspector uses the ultrasound images to determine whether the pet has any diseases, such as tumors, stones, liver disease, etc. The ultrasound images can be used to detect the presence of diseases in the pet. And the ultrasound images can be used to detect the location and size of the fetus for the pet's pregnancy and delivery.
4. Record the results
Finally, the results of the examination will be recorded for the reference of the doctor and the pet owner. If the test reveals problems, further tests such as blood tests and X-rays are usually required.
All in all, ultrasound for pets is a very important checkup method with wide application in pet medical care. If your pet is not feeling well, it is recommended to go to a regular pet hospital for ultrasound examination in time, in order to find out the disease as early as possible and carry out effective treatment.