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Animal Sounds: Mobile Veterinary Ultrasound

Diagnostic Ultrasound has become the modality of choice for non-invasive investigation of soft tissue, including abdominal, echocardiography, thorax and small parts such as thyroid and musculoskeletal structures. The results of high quality, advanced techniques in ultrasound yield a great deal of information in the diagnostic work-up for the general practitioner and specialist alike.

 

What is Animal Sounds?

Animal Sounds is a mobile veterinary ultrasound service located in Oregon’s southern Willamette Valley. The service is owned by Dr. Eric Lindquist, DABVP (Canine and Feline Practice), Cert. IVUSS, of Sonopath.  Jennavieve Walsh and Sara Hansen are the current sonographers for Animal Sounds and Sonopath in Oregon.

 

Current Services through ASNW

 Abdominal Study
 Cardiac/Thoracic Study & ECG
 Orthopedic Study
 Thyroid Study
 Pregnancy Check
 Fine Needle Aspirate Procedures
 Telecytology and Teleradiology via Sonopath

 

 

How Can Animal Sounds Benefit My Veterinary Practice?

  • The pet, client, and treatment remain with your practice; no referral necessary.
  • Your patient gets an ultrasound when they need it. We have sonographers on the road Monday – Friday, with a flexible appointment schedule to fit your needs.
  • Our team ensures fast, efficient scans, with the highest level of images that you have come to expect, and also keep your valuable doctor/tech time into consideration.
  • Results within 24 hours or less, to help expedite the continued care of your patient.

Our Latest Posts

Animal Sounds Customer Survey

Animal Sounds Customer Survey

Jun 23 2022

 

ANNOUNCING NEW Service Hours

ANNOUNCING NEW Service Hours

Apr 27 2022

        Animal Sounds NW is happy to announce that starting May 4, 2022 we will be servicing ALL Eugene,…

We are hiring!

We are hiring!

Feb 17 2021

Ready to get out and spread your wings with a new challenge? Animal Sounds North West Veterinary Mobile Ultrasound is looking for…

January 2021 COM: Remarkably Large Ectopic Ureter

January 2021 COM: Remarkably Large Ectopic Ureter

Jan 16 2021

A 4-month old mixed breed puppy was surrendered to a rescue after being “rejected by breeder” for leaking urine. An ultrasonographic examination…

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Jennavieve Walsh and Sara Hansen

541-357-9423

 

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