Specialized Expertise
Performed by our founder, Dr. Chrysa Dunser, certified in small-animal abdominal ultrasound and echocardiography.
Our Services
Advanced Imaging
Ultrasound and echocardiography. Greater clarity, greater confidence, greater care.
Advanced Imaging
Sometimes the Best Decision Is to Seek More Information Before Making One.
Before recommending treatment, monitoring a condition, or deciding what’s next, we seek the clearest possible understanding of your pet’s health.
The Healing Haven Difference
Greater Clarity. Greater Confidence. Greater Care.
Advanced imaging provides another layer of information to help us reach more accurate diagnoses, make targeted recommendations, and provide care that’s personal and precise.
Performed on-site by Dr. Dunser
Thoughtfully Delivered
Advanced Imaging, Done Right.
Comfort First, Always
Safe, non-invasive, low-stress tools. Most pets stay awake and relaxed; light sedation only when it helps.
Integrated Care
Because imaging is performed on-site, your pet’s results immediately become part of their ongoing care.
Two Ways to See More
Ultrasound and Echocardiography
Abdominal Ultrasound
Evaluates your pet’s internal organs in greater detail and real time, helping us investigate concerns that can’t be explained through X-rays or lab work.
Routinely recommended to
- Investigate persistent vomiting, diarrhea, or weight loss
- Follow up after abnormal bloodwork
- Examine the liver, kidneys, bladder, or GI tract
- Monitor an ongoing condition or treatment response
- Guide the collection of certain samples
Echocardiography
A detailed, real-time evaluation of your pet’s heart, allowing us to evaluate its structure, function, and blood flow.
May be recommended to
- Investigate a heart murmur
- Diagnose heart disease
- Monitor known cardiac conditions
- Guide treatment decisions or adjust ongoing therapy
Beyond the Image
Imaging Tells Us an Important Part of the Story.
The rest comes from everything we already know about your pet.
Their medical history, physical examination, laboratory results, and any changes you’ve noticed at home all shape what the images mean. Together, this ensures recommendations that are thoughtful, informed, and specific to your pet.