Dog and cat x-rays (a better term for "x-rays" is "radiographs") can be viewed here so you can test your diagnostic skills by taking the fun quiz.  You can see how you scored right away.  Then go back to the x-ray (radiograph!) and have another look.  All animal hospitals have x-ray equipment to aid in evaluating dog and cat patients.  Many are now switching to digital radiography, the newest method of visualizing the invisible inner world of dog and cat patients.  Specialty veterinary practices often have CT Scanning ("Cat Scan" equipment) which is a truly fabulous way to visualize tissues.  Test yourself, have some fun, and tell or email your pet loving friends about this page so they can take ThePetCenter x-ray quiz.

Normal Trachea is obstructed Multiple abnormalities Bone cancer	Normal Ball in stomach Constipation Bloat	Normal Broken pelvic bones Gravel impaction Abdominal hernia	Normal Bone lodged in esophagus Calcified   discs Loss of bone density	Normal Foreign object in abdomen Splenic enlargement Obstructed bladder