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Traditional Hospital-Based MRI's Can Average More Than $5,000. By Avoiding High Hospital Overhead, We Save Pet Owners Up To 40%

$2,950

1-2 distinct areas scanned.  This includes administering a contrasting agent if required for best results.

$3,450

3 distinct areas scanned - typically the full spine (Cervical, Thoracic, Lumbar).  This includes administering a contrasting agent if required for best results.

$3,750

4 areas scanned - typically the brain and full spine (Cervical, Thoracic, Lumbar), for harder to pinpoint conditions.

Precise imaging, fast results, and clear pricing to help you get the answers you need.

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All-inclusive Pricing

Each Scan Includes:

  • Pre-scan records review
  • Pre-scan physical exam
  • IV Catheterization
  • General Anesthesia & Contrasting Agent
  • Accurate Positioning and Scanning
  • Monitored Recovery
  • Discharge To Owner with Instructions
  • Radiology report within 48 hours

The Difference: Outpatient vs Inpatient

 

MRI is essential in diagnosing and treating health issues in humans, but high costs often prevent pets from receiving these scans. Veterinary Outpatient MRI offers hospital-quality MRI for pets at up to 40% less, making advanced imaging more affordable and accessible without sacrificing safety or quality. Our experienced team is dedicated to helping more pets get the answers they need.

 

 

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A Simple Referral Process

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Simply Click below to start your online referral. 
Questions?  Call us at 602 825-3445 and we will be happy to help!

 

Determining Your Pet's Scan

Our Medical Director will review your pet's medical records and determine the best scan option.  He'll likely contact your treating vet to consult.

Pre-MRI Preparation

Once the appropriate scan(s) are chosen, you'll be sent dietary instructions for your pet to follow on the day of the scan as well as a link for convenient online payment.

Images and Results

Once the MRI is completed, both you and your vet will receive a written report from a board-certified veterinary radiologist within 48 hours.  Our team will follow up with the treating vet to facilitate treatment options.

Our Team

Meet the team who make all of this possible day to day

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Medical Director

Dr. Mark Soderstrom
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Vet Tech

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MRI Tech

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Vet Tech

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long will my pet need to stay at your facility?

Most pets are with us for 3-5 hours total, which includes check-in, pre-MRI preparation, the imaging procedure itself, and recovery time. We typically schedule drop-off in the morning with afternoon pickup, though exact timing depends on our daily schedule and your pet's recovery needs.

Do all veterinarians refer to your facility?

We accept referrals from any licensed veterinarian. If your veterinarian hasn't worked with us before, we're happy to establish a relationship. In some cases, pet owners seek our services directly; we can coordinate with your primary veterinarian to ensure continuity of care.

Will my pet be in pain?

Your pet will feel no pain during the MRI as they will be under general anesthesia. After the procedure, most pets experience no discomfort related to the imaging itself. Some may have mild soreness at the IV catheter site or slight grogginess from anesthesia, but these effects typically resolve within 24 hours.

Can I stay with my pet during the MRI?

For safety reasons, pet owners cannot remain in the MRI room during the scan. The powerful magnetic field means no metal objects can be present, and the machine produces loud noises during operation. Rest assured our compassionate staff will care for your pet as if they were our own.

What if the MRI finds something serious?

If the MRI reveals a serious condition, our radiologists will consult directly with your referring veterinarian to discuss findings and treatment options. We work collaboratively to ensure you receive the information and support needed to make informed decisions about your pet's care.

Insurance & Reimbursement

We are an outpatient, self-pay facility and do not bill pet insurance directly. However, we will provide you with a detailed invoice that includes all necessary information for you to submit to your insurance company for possible reimbursement.

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Precise imaging, fast results, and clear pricing to help you get the answers you need.