"X" - X-ray (X光片)
Xrays are used to help give us a 2 dimensional picture of the bones and some soft tissues inside the body which can then help us to identify problems.
Xrays are not always needed but it helps to know what the joint or spine looks like, so we'd like to review them if they are available. It’s also important to remember that animal may not feel as bad as the Xray looks or the Xray may not look as bad as the animal feels and so a good assessment is needed too.
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