Patients will be dropped off for their diagnostics. 

Depending on case load the diagnostics your pet receives, the appointment may take an hour, or most of the day. We will know more at drop off so we can help you plan. 

All patients will have a scheduled drop-off time. If you are more than 10 minutes late for your scheduled time, you may be asked to reschedule. 

We expect forms to be completed prior to arrival to allow for an efficient check-in procedure. These check-in forms will be emailed prior to appointment.

Payment is expected at the time of appointment. 

We prefer when there are no surprises for you regarding fees and we work hard to make sure our estimates are accurate and complete.  We will work hard to provide these individualized estimates to you in advanced. 

We accept payment in the form of cash, check, most credit cards, or Care Credit. 

Care Credit is the only payment plan we offer. You can apply for Care Credit at the link below:

If your pet needs additional diagnostics that were not previously conducted at your pet's primary veterinarian, AVID is able to do this for additional charges and will be discussed with you prior to being ran.

The cost of the procedure includes a physical exam of the patient by an experienced and licensed veterinarian, a discussion with the client about anesthesia and the imaging procedure, an intravenous catheter placed, intravenous fluids, any pre-anesthetic medications required or needed, all pre-medications and induction agents, oxygen supplementation and gas anesthesia, state-of-the art patient monitoring, and specialist interpretation from a board certified specialist typically within 72 hours of the study, sent directly to the referring veterinarian.

CT Imaging can vary in pricing based on regions imaged. Options for regions include:

Regions

• Head

• Thorax

• Abdomen

• Spine

  • Cervical

  • Thoraco-lumbar

  • Lumbar spine & pelvis

• Musculoskeletal

  • Shoulder (bilateral)

  • Elbow (bilateral)

  • Stifle (bilateral)

  • Tarsus (bilateral)

  • Carpus (bilateral)

  • Pelvis

Results will be sent directly to your referring veterinarian so they can continue your pet's care and management.