Our veterinarians may recommend x-rays as a part of a diagnostic procedure if your pet is experiencing any health conditions or as preventive measure in a routine senior wellness examination.
X-Rays of Dogs and Cats
Typical cost at Beyond Pets: Feline forelimb radiograph series: $203.73–$305.59. Other radiograph series have separate prices.
Plan for the cost of care.
Prices are subject to change; the final estimate is provided at the exam. We’ll discuss the recommended care and your estimate before treatment.
Forelimb radiograph series — feline
$203.73–$305.59
captured radiograph series. Includes: clinic interpretation. Not included: sedation, external specialist review. Please note: the final client estimate is examination-dependent.
Hindlimb radiograph series — canine
$276.66–$414.98
captured radiograph series. Includes: clinic interpretation. Not included: sedation, external specialist review. Please note: the final client estimate is examination-dependent.
Hindlimb radiograph series — feline
$203.73–$305.59
captured radiograph series. Includes: clinic interpretation. Not included: sedation, external specialist review. Please note: the final client estimate is examination-dependent.
Barium GI contrast series
$534.95–$802.43
captured radiograph series. Includes: clinic interpretation. Not included: sedation, external specialist review. Please note: the final client estimate is examination-dependent.
Skull radiograph series — canine
$339.16–$508.74
captured radiograph series. Includes: clinic interpretation. Not included: sedation, external specialist review. Please note: the final client estimate is examination-dependent.
Skull radiograph series — feline
$307.48–$461.22
captured radiograph series. Includes: clinic interpretation. Not included: sedation, external specialist review. Please note: the final client estimate is examination-dependent.
Spine radiograph series — canine
$321.94–$482.92
captured radiograph series. Includes: clinic interpretation. Not included: sedation, external specialist review. Please note: the final client estimate is examination-dependent.
Spine radiograph series — feline
$297.49–$446.23
captured radiograph series. Includes: clinic interpretation. Not included: sedation, external specialist review. Please note: the final client estimate is examination-dependent.
Forelimb joint radiograph series — canine
$172.47–$258.71
captured radiograph series. Includes: clinic interpretation. Not included: sedation, external specialist review. Please note: the final client estimate is examination-dependent.
Forelimb joint radiograph series — feline
$162.06–$243.08
captured radiograph series. Includes: clinic interpretation. Not included: sedation, external specialist review. Please note: the final client estimate is examination-dependent.
Hindlimb joint radiograph series — canine
$172.47–$258.71
captured radiograph series. Includes: clinic interpretation. Not included: sedation, external specialist review. Please note: the final client estimate is examination-dependent.
Hindlimb joint radiograph series — feline
$162.06–$243.08
captured radiograph series. Includes: clinic interpretation. Not included: sedation, external specialist review. Please note: the final client estimate is examination-dependent.
Pelvic joint radiograph series — canine
$276.08–$414.12
captured radiograph series. Includes: clinic interpretation. Not included: sedation, external specialist review. Please note: the final client estimate is examination-dependent.
Pelvic joint radiograph series — feline
$255.24–$382.86
captured radiograph series. Includes: clinic interpretation. Not included: sedation, external specialist review. Please note: the final client estimate is examination-dependent.
Patient needs, case complexity, additional diagnostics or treatment, and complications can change the estimate. A typical range is not a complication ceiling.
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How is the final cost determined?
Feline forelimb radiograph series: $203.73–$305.59. Other radiograph series have separate prices. Prices are subject to change; the final estimate is provided at the exam. Patient needs, case complexity, additional diagnostics or treatment, and complications can change the estimate. Review payment options before treatment.
Will my pet need recovery instructions after the test?
Any recovery instructions depend on your pet’s condition and whether sedation or additional care is needed. Our team will explain preparation, aftercare and the next step for your pet.
Early Detection for a Healthier Life
Radiographs of Dogs and Cats
One of the most common and valuable medical diagnostic tools is radiography or x-rays. X-rays are highly useful for screening areas of the body that have contrasting tissue densities or when evaluating solid tissues. Our hospital is equipped to perform routine radiology services to identify many types of illness or injury when pets are sick or suffer a trauma.
X-rays can be used to detect a variety of ailments including arthritis, tumors and lung abnormalities including pneumonia, bladder and kidney stones. They are also used to evaluate bone damage, organ integrity and identify foreign objects that may have been ingested. Dental radiographs will help to distinguish between healthy teeth and those that may need to be extracted, and identify any abnormalities beneath the gums including root damage, tumors and abscesses.
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