VETERINARY RADIOLOGY
Lancaster, CA
Advanced Diagnostic Imaging for Your Pet
When your pet is sick or injured, getting an accurate diagnosis quickly is essential. Many conditions — from a swallowed object to a heart abnormality — are simply not visible from the outside.
At Boulevard Veterinary Hospital, we are proud to offer a comprehensive range of diagnostic imaging services right here in Lancaster, CA. Our state-of-the-art technologies, operated by board-certified radiologists, ensure your pet receives the highest quality of care.

Instant high-resolution images with significantly less radiation than traditional methods.
Why Diagnostic Imaging Matters
Diagnostic imaging gives our veterinarians an inside look at what's happening without the need for exploratory surgery.
Pro Tip
Early and accurate diagnosis leads to better outcomes and more effective treatment plans.
Digital Radiographs
Instant high-resolution X-rays used to detect skeletal fractures, heart size, and lung issues with minimal radiation.
Ultrasound Imaging
Real-time sound wave technology for evaluating organ detail, blood flow, and monitoring pet pregnancies.
Computed Tomography (CT)
3D cross-sectional imaging for complex bone disorders, tumors, and pre-surgical planning.
Magnetic Resonance (MRI)
The gold standard for neurological diagnostics, brain scans, and spinal cord injury evaluation.
Ultrasound & Real-Time Data
Excels at soft tissue detail and observing organ movement, blood flow, and cardiac function. Safe and non-invasive without radiation.
Advanced CT & MRI Capabilities
The gold standard for evaluating the brain, spinal cord, and complex bone structures. CT scan reconstructions create 3D views for precise surgical mapping.
Safety & Anesthesia
Because CT and MRI require the patient to remain completely still, general anesthesia is required. A board-certified anesthesiologist oversees these procedures.
- Thorough pre-anesthetic evaluation
- Continuous monitoring of all vitals
- Swift, supervised recovery
- Minimized radiation exposure
When Does My Pet Need Imaging?
If you notice any of the following, diagnostic imaging might be the next step in your pet's care plan.
Following a traumatic injury or accident
Signs of pain not explained by physical exam
Persistent vomiting or loss of weight
Investigating unexplained internal distress
Pre-surgical evaluation for complex anatomy
Routine senior wellness internal screening


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Monday – Friday: 8:30 AM – 7:00 PM
Saturday: 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Sunday: Closed
