Concerned About Your Pet’s Spine Or Seizure Symptoms?
If your dog or cat is showing signs of seizures, weakness, back pain, neck pain, balance issues, wobbling, dragging paws, or unexplained neurological symptoms, our team can help determine whether advanced MRI imaging may be the right next step.
Start With A Free Evaluation
Submit your pet’s symptoms, history, and concerns through our quick request form. Our team will review the information and help determine whether MRI imaging may be appropriate.
- Seizure and neurological concerns
- Back pain and suspected spinal issues
- Weakness, wobbling, or dragging paws
- Balance problems and head tilt
- MRI focused evaluations for dogs and cats
Signs Your Pet May Need Advanced MRI Imaging
Many pet owners are not sure when symptoms become serious enough to require advanced imaging. MRI allows veterinarians to evaluate the brain, spinal cord, discs, nerves, and surrounding soft tissue in far greater detail than standard x-rays.
Seizures & Neurological Symptoms
Repeated seizures, collapse episodes, head tilt, circling, balance problems, unusual behavior, or confusion may indicate a neurological concern requiring further evaluation.
Back & Neck Pain
Reluctance to jump, stiffness, yelping, limping, or pain when touched can sometimes point to spinal conditions or disc related issues.
Weakness Or Mobility Changes
Wobbling, dragging paws, trouble standing, loss of coordination, or sudden weakness may indicate spinal cord or neurological abnormalities.
We Help Pet Owners Understand Their Next Step
Pet neurological and spinal symptoms can feel overwhelming. Our goal is to help simplify the process by reviewing your pet’s information and helping determine whether outpatient MRI imaging may be appropriate before moving forward.
- Focused MRI imaging for dogs and cats
- Spine and seizure focused evaluations
- Transparent MRI pricing
- Board certified radiologist reports
- Designed to support your veterinarian’s care plan
- Outpatient MRI process
What Happens After You Submit Your Request?
Our process is designed to help pet owners feel informed and supported while determining whether MRI imaging may be appropriate for their pet.
Step 1
Submit your pet’s symptoms, history, and concerns using the request form.
Step 2
Our team reviews the information and determines whether MRI imaging may be recommended.
Step 3
If appropriate, we coordinate the next steps for outpatient MRI imaging and reporting.
Free Pet MRI Evaluation In Arizona
Veterinary Outpatient MRI Seizure and Spine Diagnostic Center provides free MRI evaluations for dogs and cats experiencing seizure activity, neurological symptoms, spinal pain, weakness, mobility changes, suspected disc disease, and other neurologic concerns.
Our goal is to help pet owners better understand whether advanced MRI imaging may help provide answers for their pet’s condition.
Common Concerns We Evaluate
- Seizures
- Balance problems
- Head tilt or circling
- Back or neck pain
- Weakness or wobbling
- Suspected IVDD or spinal issues
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included with the free evaluation?
Our team reviews your pet’s information, symptoms, and concerns to help determine whether MRI imaging may be appropriate.
Does my veterinarian need to refer me?
You can start by submitting the request form directly. Our team can help guide you through the next steps.
What symptoms may require MRI imaging?
Common concerns include seizures, balance problems, weakness, back pain, neck pain, dragging paws, mobility changes, and other neurological symptoms.
How quickly are MRI reports completed?
Board certified radiologist reports are typically completed within 48 hours after imaging.
What if MRI is not recommended?
Our evaluation process is designed to help determine whether advanced imaging may be appropriate before moving forward.