Ultrasound
Ultrasound technology is a non-invasive diagnostic imaging technique used for the examination of your pet's internal organs including heart, kidneys, liver, bladder, etc. It can also be used as an aid during biopsies and to determine and monitor pregnancy.
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Laser Therapy
Laser Therapy will help manage pain, reduce inflammation, increase mobility & help speed recovery.

    Commonly Treated Conditions:

• Arthritis
• Sprains & Strains
• Wound Healing
• Post Surgical Recovery
• Tendon & Ligament Injuries
• Acute and Chronic Pain

Vetscope
This instrument contains a tiny, color digital camera connected to a tapered probe that can be used to examine the ear canal, oral cavity, nasal passage as well as other areas of the body. The image is displayed on a color monitor where it can be viewed by the veterinarian.

Digital Radiology (X-Ray)
Vilonia Animal Clinic also has a Radiology unit. Radiographic imaging provides a non-invasive opportunity to visualize the internal organs and bones of your pet. This tool enables our doctors to make a timely and accurate diagnosis of your pet's medical condition. 

Radiographic imaging is useful in diagnosing the following conditions:

• Fractures
• Dislocated Joints
• Pregnancy/Puppy or Kitten counts
• Foreign Object Ingestion/Obstruction
• Impaction
• Pneumonia
• Heart Disease
• Mass(es) in Abdomen or Chest
• Bladder Stones
• OFA and Penn Hip Certification

Dental Care
At  Vilonia Animal Clinic we believe in the importance of oral hygiene for your pet. Because your pet will be under general anesthesia for the dental procedure, and because dental disease can cause damage to vital organs, we recommend the same pre-surgical blood tests that are recommended for all surgery patients.
Periodontal disease is a common health problem affecting over 75% of dogs and cats over the age of three.

Left untreated, this can lead to:

• Halitosis (Bad Breath)
• Pain
• Tooth decay or loss
• Metabolic disease (kidney and liver problems)

Good oral health improves your pet's well-being, and can add years to your pet's life.

Common signs of periodontal disease:

• Halitosis (Bad Breath)
• Tartar and Calculus (yellow-brown discoloration on tooth)
• Difficulty eating
• Loss of appetite
• Increased drooling
• Pawing at the mouth
• Loose or missing teeth
• Gingivitis (red, swollen, or bleeding gums)

Is your pet showing signs of dental disease? If you would like more information on how we can help you improve your pet's dental health, please call us at 501-796-8400 and ask to speak to one of our Dental Technicians.

All dental cleanings include an ultrasonic scaling, high speed polishing and barrier sealant. We can also perform extractions and more advanced oral surgery if needed.
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(Pictured above is Dr. Paul Jenkins preforming a dental)