Why this matters
X-rays are great at bones. But the conditions that change a pet's life — spinal disease, brain conditions, deep masses, complex fractures — hide where X-rays can't see. MRI and CT show our clinicians exactly what's going on, so they can plan precisely instead of guessing or doing exploratory surgery.
And because the scanners live in the same building as our theatres and ICU, a scan can turn into treatment the same day, without your pet leaving the hospital.

MRI — soft tissue, in detail
The gold standard for brains, spinal cords, discs and soft tissue. Often the deciding step for pets with seizures, sudden paralysis, chronic pain or strange neurological signs.

CT — fast, fine-detail 3D
Detailed three-dimensional images in minutes — brilliant for skulls and dental roots, chests and lungs, complicated fractures and surgical planning.

The full diagnostic kit
Everything you need for a full work-up, on-site — including this ultrasound, echo and endoscopy console:

Digital X-ray
Quick answers for bones, chest and abdomen, processed digitally on our imaging floor.
Ultrasound & echocardiography
Real-time views of the abdomen and heart, including full cardiac work-ups.
Endoscopy
A camera-eye view of the gut and airways — no surgery required.
In-house laboratory
Blood analysers on site, so results are ready the same visit, not next week.
All of it, for one reason
The million-ringgit machines, the same-day scans, the team that never clocks off — it all comes down to getting your pet home, well, and back to being a nuisance in the best possible way.
Call 03-7782 3553 and we’ll tell you honestly whether imaging is the right next step.

Referrals from other clinics — welcome
A lot of our imaging patients arrive via their regular vet, and we like it that way. We scan, report back, and your pet goes home to the vet who knows them — or stays with us if advanced treatment is needed. Veterinarians: call 03-7782 3553 to book a slot.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which vets in KL have an MRI machine?
On-site veterinary MRI is rare in the Klang Valley. Gasing Veterinary Hospital offers both MRI and CT imaging in-house. Call 03-7782 3553 to enquire about referrals.
Does my pet need anaesthesia for an MRI or CT scan?
Yes. Pets must stay completely still for accurate images, so MRI and CT are performed under general anaesthesia with full monitoring by our team.
Can my regular vet refer my pet for imaging?
Yes — we accept referrals from other clinics for MRI and CT imaging and will share results with your primary vet. Ask them to call 03-7782 3553.