Meet ’Kai Khem,’ a brave patient who came to us after experiencing multiple seizures and exhibiting unusual behavior, such as walking in circles. To develop an effective treatment plan, our veterinary neurologists recommended a brain MRI. But have you ever wondered, ’Why exactly does a dog with seizures need an MRI scan?’ Today, we have the answer. While a seizure is a visible symptom, its cause is often hidden deep within the brain. An MRI allows us to look beyond the surface, identifying issues like brain tumors, inflammation (meningitis), or structural abnormalities that X-rays and blood tests simply cannot detect. Knowing the ’why’ behind the seizure is the first step toward the right cure.

In a shocking discovery, a dog brought in for a routine pre-operative check-up for a skin tumor was found to have a foreign object—resembling a metal needle—inside its abdomen. Despite showing no symptoms and the owners being completely unaware of the incident, the X-ray raised an immediate red flag. With Ultrasound unable to pinpoint the exact location, a CT Scan became the vital tool needed to locate the needle and prepare for emergency surgery.

A success story of "Nong Jiew," a dog who swallowed multiple hair ties. Using advanced Endoscopy, our veterinarians removed all foreign objects in just 10 minutes without surgery. Learn why endoscopy is the safest, scar-free choice for your pets.