Ultrasound provides real-time, non-invasive imaging of your pet's internal organs. It is one of the most valuable tools in veterinary medicine -letting us evaluate the liver, kidneys, spleen, bladder, and heart with no surgery and no radiation.Dr. Han has special expertise in ultrasonography and uses it extensively for diagnosing abdominal conditions, monitoring pregnancies, detecting masses, and guiding biopsies. Many cases that once required exploratory surgery can now be solved gently.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is ultrasound recommended?
For evaluating abdominal organs, cardiac function, pregnancy, fluid accumulations, and certain masses. It complements radiography by showing us soft tissue detail in real time.
Is ultrasound painful?
No. It's completely non-invasive. We shave a small area of fur for good contact and use a warm gel. Most pets tolerate it very well.
How is ultrasound different from an X-ray?
Ultrasound shows soft tissue in motion -organs, blood flow, fluid. X-rays show bones and general structure. Together they give a much fuller picture than either alone.
Why Choose OsoExperience You Can TrustOver 20 years of advanced surgical expertise and minimally invasive specialization -caring for your pet at the highest level.Personal Follow-UpA real member of our team checks on your pet the day after every visit. No automation, just genuine care.Compassion at Every StepOur fear-free philosophy means your pet is met with calm, gentle hands -from the front door to recovery.
