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Endoscopy for Animals

An endoscopy is a minimally invasive procedure that uses a flexible tube with a camera and light to examine your pet’s gastrointestinal, reproductive, and respiratory systems. It provides live video, helping to identify abnormalities and growths, including potential signs of cancer.

They are particularly effective in the following situations:

Unexplained Weight Loss, Vomiting, or Diarrhea
Respiratory Issues
Suspected Gastrointestinal Cancer

Do I have to prepare anything for an endoscopy?

To prepare for an endoscopy, your pet will need to fast to ensure the stomach and intestines are empty, allowing for a clear and accurate examination. Additionally, your pet will be placed under general anesthesia to ensure the procedure is safe and stress-free. We prioritize your pet's safety and will carefully assess all risks before proceeding with the treatment.