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MRI for Pets at Dr.Vet

Crystal-clear, non-invasive imaging of your pet’s brain, spine and soft tissues — right here at our Khalifa City hospital.

MRI suite at Dr.Vet Animal Hospital
Pain-freeNo ionizing radiation
Why MRI?

Why Choose MRI for Your Furry Friend?

Cutting-edge Technology

MRI is at the forefront of veterinary imaging, offering unparalleled views of your pet’s internal structures.

Unmatched Precision

Ideal for diagnosing conditions of the brain and spinal cord, MRI outshines other techniques in accuracy.

Non-Invasive Diagnosis

From tracking nerve fibers to identifying tumors, MRI provides a deep dive without the need for biopsies.
Safety first

Is MRI Safe for Pets?

Completely non-invasive

Uses magnets and radio waves — a safe experience without ionizing radiation.

Pain-free procedure

Your pet feels no discomfort, making MRI a worry-free choice for pet parents.

MRI at Dr.Vet MRI scan for a pet Veterinary MRI imaging
Step by step

Your Pet’s MRI Journey

  1. 1Before

    Fast before the test

    No food for 12 hours before the MRI, to prepare for anaesthesia.

  2. 2Before

    Anaesthesia care

    Our skilled team ensures your pet’s safety and comfort throughout the procedure.

  3. 3On the day

    Arrival at Dr.Vet

    Our friendly team welcomes your pet and answers any questions.

  4. 4On the day

    The scan

    MRI times vary — we prioritise your pet’s care and keep you informed.

  5. 5After

    Aftercare & report

    Your pet relaxes in a cozy recovery area and goes home once fully awake, with care instructions and a full report.

The Dr.Vet difference

Benefits of Choosing MRI with Dr.Vet

Crystal-clear imagesA detailed look inside, catching issues early.
Precise evaluationsPinpoints the exact nature of problems for effective treatment.
Early detectionIdentifies issues promptly, allowing for timely intervention.

Ready to schedule an MRI?

Our team will make your pet’s procedure as smooth and stress-free as possible. Referring vets can send cases online.