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Radiographs (Xrays) can aid in the diagnosis of certain conditions. Your pet will normally need to be sedated or anaesthetised in order for us to take the radiographs because, unlike humans, we cannot ask animals to stay still whilst the Xrays are being taken.

At Twickenham Veterinary Surgery we have fantastic digital Xray facilities which enable us to send the radiographs to specialists for confirmation of diagnosis or referral if necessary.
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